A Harsh noise soundsource

Noise! has got 4 knobs for frequency, 4 CV inputs, 4 outputs, an internal patchbay, range jumpers for OSC1 and OSC2 and several modding possibilities.
This new v8 pcb & panel don’t need any wiring and are suitable for shallow cases.

The Synth is based on 4 Squarewave oscillators that modulate each other,
go through a clock divider and are mixed together to create harsh noise and random control voltage.
The result is often unpredictable and evolving, suitable a source for snares, hihats or as ‘unpure’ audio texture designs.
When the range jumpers are placed, a whole new beast appears.
Chaotic structured beats, noise rhythms and artifacts are spitted out.
(sound examples “patch1” and “patch2” )

Sound samples:

Specifications:

Power usage: 19mA +12v, 0mA -12v, 0mA +5v
Reverse polarity protection.
8HP panel, grey / transparent knobs
Depth: 33 mm minimum (with flattened Dupont patch cables) ,
45 mm maximum (without flattening them)

This project is open source.
You can use the schematic to make your own boards, but please:
-Mention my name “Reverselandfill” or “M.Verhallen”
-Only do non-commercial runs. Private use only.


If you are interested: mail me!
martijn@reverselandfill.org

Help files:

Build files:

The info for the previous versions is located here:
https://www.reverselandfill.org/diy/noise-oscillator/

This Module design has come a long way. It was my first venture into Eurorack land. Version 1 was created in 2014!
Each time I add something new, some improvements, new features and modding possibilities.

Noise to Video:
Experiments with Noise as a video source in a LZX video synth enviroment.