Studio Electronics Grainy Clampit

Module générateur pour synthé modulaire de la marque Studio Electronics appartenant à la série Boomstar Modular

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Grainy Clampit Liste des Waveforms et OverTones

Comme ça n'apparaît pas dans la documentation en ligne qui sert de notice, j'avais obtenu cette liste directement auprès de Studio Electronics. Ça m'a aidé au début à mieux m'y retrouver parmi les d…

21/07/20

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Fabricant : Studio Electronics
Modèle : Grainy Clampit
Série : Boomstar Modular
Catégorie : Modules générateurs pour synthés modulaires
Fiche créée le : 05/01/2016

GRAINY CLAMP-IT is a granular and phase distortion additive oscillator—brand new heavy territory for Studio Electronics... we know; wait till you hear the stunning contrast it creates when paired with our discrete Class-A OSCILLATION module, and the inorganic to downright 1970's combo organy / CS-80-ish tones it can generate. Pure voltage-controlled candy. Be sure to wash off the sticky...

Best to break Granny Clampett's namesake down in stages, and time travel a bit.

First Stage - Additive mixing of 4 harmonics using one of 16 waveforms and one of 16 combinations of harmonics.

Second Stage - Granular or phase distorted mixing of the signal from the first stage, with a sync option.

Back to the First Stage - Additive section with selection of 16 different combinations of harmonics. The harmonics can be based on a sinewave or on one of 15 other waveforms.
There's a separate control for mixing the selected harmonics.

Back to the Second Stage - The second processing stage allows granular processing or phase distortion. Granular processing gives you control over grain length and grain position, and can produce sync, detune, and wave sequencing effects. Phase distortion allows the signal from stage one to looked up non-linearly, and can produce thick detune sounds and wildly varying pitch/timbre effects.

Both settings have a choice of long buffer length (for wave sequencing effects) or short buffer length (for smoother detuned effects).

See it's just additive mixing of several combinations of harmonics using a choice of 16 waveforms, followed by granular or phase distortion processing for detuned and wave sequencing effects, with a sync option for further pitch variations. Capiche? A Ver. 1 signal flow chart should help.

Potentiometer Potential

Eight attenuation and three attenuverter pots: WAVE TYPE, OT TYPE, DETUNE, OT MIX CV, PITCH, OT MIX, OT T CV, S/A CV, LEN/PITCH, SPACE/AMT, FINE TUNE.

Switch it Up

GRAIN/PD - Up position: Selects Granular processing - the signal from the Wavetype/OT/Detune section is placed in a buffer, then is read back as 'grains' of sound of variable length.
Down position: Selects Phase Distortion processing - the signal from the Wavetype/OT/Detune section is placed in a buffer, then is read back by a non-linear counter, distorting the waveform of the original signal.
FIX - In Grain mode - Up position allows the Len/Pitch to directly affect the output pitch. Down position syncs this output pitch to the master pitch of the module.
In PD mode - Up position allows Len/Pitch to continuously vary the pitch of the phase distorted output. Down position - Len/Pitch sets the pitch of the phase distorted output to musical intervals in respect to the master pitch.
RANGE - The size of the buffer used for Grain/PD processing.
Up: Long buffer - results in wave sequencing effects, as the buffer can be heard repeating.
Down: Short buffer - gives smoother sounds than the long buffer, which is good for detuned effects.
LOW RES - Gives priority to the 4th bit in the 8 bit digital-to-analog converter. For harsh and noisy sounds.

Patch it Up

1V/OCT - 1 Volt per octave input controlling the overall pitch of the module. Input range is 0 to 10v.
OT T CV -CV control of Overtone Type - allows sequencing through all 16 preset combinations of 4 different harmonics. Input range is +/-10V.
OMX CV - CV control of Overtone Mix - sweeps through the mix of the harmonics, from lower harmonics loudest to higher harmonics loudest. Input range is +/-5V.
S/A CV -CV control of Space/Amount. In Grain mode - controls the spacing/detuning of grains.
In PD mode - controls the amount of non-linearity in the phase distorted output. Input range is +/-10V
OUTPUT - Sound output +/-5V range.

All Controls—arranged in order of signal flow—and Patch Points

WAVE TYPE – Selects one of 16 source waveforms.
OT TYPE – Combines 4 copies of the Wave Type – selects one of 16 variations of four overtones.
OT MIX – Controls the mix of the four overtones, from lowest pitched to highest pitched dominance.
DETUNE – Combines the resulting mix with a copy of itself and detunes it up to one octave.
GRAIN/PD – Selects the next processing stage: Up: Granular, or Down: Phase Distortion.
GRAINLEN/PITCH – Sets the grain length, for pitch and sync effects..
SPACE/AMT – Sets the spacing between grains, for detune/wave-sequence effects.
FIX – Up: Len/Pitch controls pitch; Down: Len/Pitch controls sync.
RANGE – Up: Grain sample window is long, for wave sequencing (set Space Amt to 0 ); Down: Grain sample window is short, for detune effects.
PDLEN/PITCH – Controls the pitch of the processed sound.
SPACE/AMT – Controls the amount of phase distortion.
FIX – Up: the pitch control of Len/Pitch is continuous; Down: Len/Pitch selects a range of fixed pitches.
RANGE – Up: PD sample window is long, for wave sequencing; Down: PD sample window is short, for detune effects.