NAMM 2018: Noise Engineering Mimetic Digitalis sequencer and more
Noise Engineering Mimetic Digitalis · Source: Noise Engineering
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I’ve learned to love the mouthful of latin that is Noise Engineering’s naming convention. This year we’re getting our chops around Mimetic Digitalis, Clep Diaz, Bin Seq, Muta Jovis and Soleo Vero.
Mimetic Digitalis
But let’s begin with the main event, a 10hp 16-step two-dimensional CV sequencer optimised for live performance. It has 4 CV outputs and a trigger output. You can pause the clock in order to individually program each step, edit patterns, zero patterns, randomise stuff with the “Shred” button and then return to the initial pattern with a touch of a button. That all sounds very interesting. There’s a lot of buttons on this module – I’d quite like to have a poke. Although I find the layout a little unbalanced.
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Others
Clep Diaz – Is a complex/multimode CV generator. It can generate stepped, random or LFO CVs.
Bin Seq – switchable gate sequencer
Muta Jovis – Switchable quad mute
Soleo Vero – tuner
Check them out here:
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More information
- Noise Engineering website
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