Synthesizers.com Introduces Q210 Complex Noise
First New Module In 2 Years
Synthesizers.com – the creator of the modern Moog format standard – has introduced the Q210 Complex Noise, a powerful new module that they describe as a “noisemaker’s playground”.
Beyond noise, the Q210 can also generate random gates. They say:
“Depending on how you approach the module, the Q210 can be a tame texture ready to mix in with a completed track. However if you push it, the Q210 can become the basis of an entire soundscape, especially when paired with filters, VCAS, and envelopes. Sounds both dramatic and explosive are quite easy to conjure.”
Key Functions:
- Classic transistor noise
- Audio rate chaotic signal output (a true analog non-linear oscillator based on Chua’s 1983 landmark circuit
- XOX style metal signal output for hi-hat and cymbal generation
- Grainy signal circuit — This section of the module provides sounds which can range sound effects like vinyl record simulator, to a campfire crackling, all the way onto the loud roar of bold a jet engine flying overhead. In other words, you can achieve delicate textures or create terrifying bold sounds.
- Random gates with three selectable inputs
- Distortion of external signals passed through the GRAINY section
- External clock division / sub-sub-octave generation. — Feed in an external signal, set the GRAINY section to EXT, set RAND GATE switch to GRAINY and then take your signal output from the RAND GATES jack. Now, with the combination of the top two knobs, you can dial in a loud and low synth sound which will mix well with the original signal.’
The Synthesizers.com Q210 Complex Noise module is available now for $265 USD.
