Tuesday, July 30, 2019
Niio - Iotine Core 4
Published on Jul 30, 2019 SchneidersLaden
"The Iotine Core 4 is a fully analog, voltage-controllable audio processor with three differently equipped and combinable channels.
Here we show the unit in combination with an Acidlab Drumatix and the Haken ContinuuMini.
Two signal paths are equipped with a smooth sounding multi-mode filter, an extremely flexible saturator and a low-noise VCA. The difference: Each channel offers a unique combination of seven (!!!) saturation and distortion circuits. The third signal path features a multimode filter and a frequency divider / multiplier with distortion capabilities. Furthermore, there is a HAR envelope and an envelope follower. The modulators can not only influence the cutoff of one or more filters, but are also usable to create compressor and expander / gate effects.
Even though the video already shows a lot of action, the Iotine Core 4 can be much more subtle as well as much more brute if you want it to be. Very very versatile!"
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