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Also see: SpectraNoise Coming to Make Noise Spectraphon
Press release follows:
Make Noise is proud to announce SpectraNoise, a new Spectraphon firmware coded by Tom Erbe of Soundhack!
This free firmware can be downloaded directly from our website.
SpectraNoise adds two new oscillator modes: Chaos and Noise.
As with the original Spectraphon firmware, each half of the module is able to run any of the four available modes (SAM, SAO, Chaos, Noise) independently, allowing for a wide range of experimental, harmonically rich timbres.
This new firmware also includes improved low frequency compensation for the Partials parameter in SAO mode.
A new low frequency mode can also be enabled, transforming the module into a chaotic modulation powerhouse!
Noise Mode:
In Noise mode, the Even and Odd outputs contain a pair of sine waves modulated by noise sidebands. The Slide and Focus controls set the frequencies of a low-pass and high-pass filter, respectively, for this modulating noise, further shaping the sidebands.
Chaos Mode:
In Chaos mode, two sine oscillators are each paired with a second sine whose harmonic ratio is set by the Focus control. Partials adds audio rate modulation of one sine by the other, and Slide adds multiple chaotic feedback paths to this modulation.
In both new modes the Sine and Sub/CV outputs, the Pitch Controls and the FM Bus, all work the same as in previously existing modes.
Please refer to the Spectraphon manual for more details!
Additional information:
The updated Spectraphon manual (which includes the SpectraNoise info) can be found here.
A cheat sheet for the various controls and functions of SpectraNoise can be found on our website.
Installing SpectraNoise provides access to sounds otherwise impossible to create with the original Spectraphon firmware. We cannot wait to hear what you create with it! Download today and happy patching!
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