Standalone complex digital voice
https://www.noiseengineering.us/shop/loquelic-iteritas-percido
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Selling off my whole case. Check out my other listings! All modules come with ribbon cable. A complete digital synth voice built from the Loquelic dual-oscillator engine, with an onboard, highly routable envelope so it can do drums, leads, basses, and noise without extra modules. manuals.noiseengineering.usCore sound engine (3 algos):VO (VOSIM-inspired), SS (summation synthesis variant), PM (two-oscillator phase modulation + AM). Each has four tone controls: Morph, Fold, Mod, Damp. Two oscillators & sync: Independent Pitch A/B (encoders; tap for coarse/fine), 1V/Oct inputs are cross-normalled. Master switch sets sync (A→B, B→A, or free-run). Performance envelope: Attack/decay Shape, Curve (exp-linear-log), Time, and six attenuverters to route the envelope (normal or inverted) to any pitch/tone parameter. Env Out jack included. Modes: Free, Trig, Loop; Trigger expects ~3 V; HIT button fires it by hand. I/O you’ll use a lot: Audio Out (AC-coupled), Trigger In, Env Out, dual 1V/Oct + CVs for Morph/Fold/Mod/Damp. Specs: 20 HP, ~1″ depth, +12 V: 150 mA (or 80 mA if you run the processor from +5 V), –12 V: 5 mA, optional +5 V: 90 mA (selectable on the rear). Tone character: Capable of subtle to gnarly/brutal timbres; aliasing is shaped with a multisampling technique to keep it musically related to the fundamental. Great for kicks/perc, glitchy FX, lasers, ripping basses. Quick starts: • Kick: Trig → Trigger, tune A low, nudge Morph/Fold/Mod; adjust envelope time/shape for thump. • PM Pluck: Set PM algo, B one octave above A, short envelope, a bit of Fold. • Subtractive-ish: Free mode, send Env Out to a filter’s cutoff and run audio through that filter.
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