Noise Modules

• Analogue noise generator with two outputs for white and pink noise
• Current consumption: 25mA (+12V) / 35mA (-12V)
• Width: 4 HP
• Depth: 23 mm

• Digital noise and random generator
• 9 Different noise types (stereo) with adjustable pitch
• Dual CV random generator
• CV Control for all parameters
• Extended functional range in connection with the Black Code Source Expander (not included)
• Output level (noise): -5 V to +5 V (or 0 V to +10 V)
• CV level (random voltage): -10 V to +10 V
• Power consumption: +12 V: 143 mA / -12 V: 64 mA
• Width: 10 TE / HP
• Installation depth: 35 mm

• Noise/Random generator with shift register
• Two analogue random voltage generators with adjustable / CV controllable rate of change and random gate out
• Quantized random generator (6 bit) with adjustable / CV controllable quantization and 2^n as well as n+1 outputs
• Analogue four-stage shift register with trigger
• Can also be used as 4x sample & holds
• White, pink and metallic noise outputs
• Width: 18 TE / HP
• Depth: 26 mm
• Power consumption: +120 mA (+12 V) / -80 mA (-12 V)

Module A-117 (DNG) is a combination module, including a digital noise generator and an 808 source. The digital noise generator uses random sequences of square waves, (18-band, with multiple slewed feed-back loops), whose rate can go from random clicks to pure noise. The colour of the noise is very different from the analog noise produced by the A-118. In addition to a manual setting, the rate can be control-led by an external clock - eg. VCO, LFO or MIDI clock).

The 808 Source aims to re-create the sort of multi-oscillator array that was used in Roland’s TR-808 and 606 drum machines as the basis of the sound of the hi-hat, cymbals and cowbell. The cowbell mix uses two oscillators, and the cymbals mix six.

• Width: 8HP / 40.3 mm
• Depth: 40 mm (measured from the rear of the front plate)
• Power requirements: 20 mA (12V) / -10 mA (-12V)

Module A-118 is a noise and random voltage generator. It produces the following signals: white noise, coloured noise, and random voltage. White and coloured noise can be used as audio signals, and also (in conjunction with an S&H module) as a control voltage. The resulting random voltage is mainly used as a control voltage, especially because of its low frequency content.

There are knobs to control the rate of change and amplitude of the random voltage, and two LEDs indicate the state of the voltage.

• Width: 8HP / 40.3 mm
• Depth: 40 mm (measured from the back side of the front panel)
• Power requirements: +20 mA (+ 12V) / -10 mA (-12V)

• White noise, pink noise (3dB/oct. low pass), Hiss (white noise with resonant high pass) and Rumble (pink noise with low pass)
• Current consumption: 26 mA (+12 V) / 26 mA (-12 V)
• Width: 6 HP
• Depth: 35 mm

• Stereo FM radio (86-106 MHz)
• Controls for tune and volume
• CV inputs for tune and volume with attenuators (switchable from unipolar to bipolar)
• Station search and direct station selection, each with trigger input
• Mute switch with gate input
• Stereo output
• Power requirement: 100 mA (+12 V) / 100 mA (-12 V)
• Width: 8 HP
• Depth: 50mm

• Useful tools for Eurorack systems
• Clock and random pulse source with adjustable rate
• Analogue pink and white noise source
• Sample/Track and Hold
• Slew block with input and output
• Width: 22 TE / HP
• Depth: 29 mm
• Power consumption: +22 mA (+12 V) / -19 mA (-12 V)

• Signal processor and noise generator that simulates a faulty radio link
• Input signal is transmitted into the high-frequency range (carrier) and then demodulated again (demodulator)
• Can be used as a noise oscillator without input signal
• Controls for carrier and demodulator frequency, error threshold, tone (low-pass filter) and signal level
• 3 Selectable modes for demodulation
• Signal input, signal output and error output
• Carrier and demodulator each with CV input (with attenuator), signal input and signal output
• Current consumption: 40 mA (+12 V) / 30 mA (-12 V)
• Width: 14 TE
• Depth: 25 mm

• Noise and random generator
• Output for white noise
• Output for coloured noise - proportions mixable
• Output for continuous random voltage with level control
• Track & Hold or Sample & Hold mode selectable
• Current requirement: 20 mA (+12 V) / 20 mA (-12 V)
• Width: 4 HP
• Depth: 40 mm

Module A-118 is a noise and random voltage generator. The A-118 generates the signals white noise, coloured noise, and random voltage. Whilst white and coloured noise can be used both as an audio signal and as a control voltage (in conjunction with an S / H module), the generated random voltage is predominantly used as a control voltage because of the emphasis on the low frequency. The A-118 offers you the possibility to individually adjust the sound colours of the coloured noise by setting the red portion (low frequencies) and the blue portion (high frequencies) separately.

The course of the random voltage, which the rate of change and amplitude you can adjust, is indicated by two LEDs.

• Vintage edition with black bezel
• Width: 8HP / 40.3 mm
• Depth: 40 mm (measured from the rear of the front plate)
• Power requirements: 20 mA (12 V) / -10 mA (-12 V)

• 2 Noise generators, each with selector switch for white or pink noise
• Level control (max. +/-5 V) and signal output
• 2 Generators for random voltages
• Each with attenuator (max. +/-5 V)
• On/off switch and signal output
• Current consumption: 45 mA (+12 V) / 15 mA (-12 V)
• Width: 14 HP
• Depth: 42 mm

• Signal processor and noise generator that simulates a faulty radio link
• Input signal is transmitted into the high-frequency range (carrier) and then demodulated again (demodulator)
• Can be used as a noise oscillator without input signal
• Controls for carrier and demodulator frequency, error threshold, tone (low-pass filter) and signal level
• 3 Selectable modes for demodulation
• Signal input, signal output and error output
• Carrier and demodulator each with CV input (with attenuator), signal input and signal output
• Current consumption: 40 mA (+12 V) / 30 mA (-12 V)
• Width: 14 TE
• Depth: 25 mm
• Colour: Black

• 4-Channel noise source with T-network filter and decay envelope
• Suitable for creating percussion sounds
• Filter frequency and decay time adjustable per channel
• Switchable high-pass filter for channels 1-3
• Channel 4 with frequency selector: low / mid / high
• 3 VCA modes selectable per channel: trigger, mute, envelope
• Single output per voice
• Sum output with volume control and clean/drirt switch
• Current consumption: 40 mA (+12 V) / 40 mA (-12 V)
• Width: 8 HP
• Depth: 40 mm

• Digital noise generator with 3 channels
• 40 Different algorithms, individually selectable for channel A and B
• Analogue OTA multimode filter (low-pass, band-pass, high-pass) per channel with cutoff control, resonance control and cutoff CV input with attenuator
• Two CV-controllable parameters per algorithm, each with attenuator
• CV input for algorithm selection per channel
• Additional outputs for white and granular noise
• Current consumption: 110 mA (+12 V) / 67 mA (-12 V)
• Width: 14 HP
• Depth: 25 mm