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Schlappi Engineering Nibbler

Schlappi Engineering

Nibbler

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Product Info

Article Number: 581835
Brand: Schlappi Engineering
Model: Nibbler
Category: Logic Modules
Price: $273.90

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The Nibbler is a seriously cool little module for those diving deep into modular rhythms and sequencing. It’s not a beginner’s tool, but if you’re comfortable with logic and want to craft intricate, lo-fi sequences and glitchy control signals, this thing unlocks a unique sound. It’s a great choice for experimental electronic musicians and sound designers.

Product Description

  • Schlappi Engineering Nibbler
  • Eurorack Module
  • Digital 4-bit accumulator for generating gate signals
  • rhythm patterns and control voltages
  • The binary CMOS shift register counts a value (0 - 15) adjustable via toggle switch for each pulse at the clock input and adds or subtracts this value to the internal memory
  • Reset input and button (Cherry MX Braun) for deleting the register
  • Synchronous (clocked) or asynchronous counting mode selectable
  • Comprehensive control manipulation of the counting process and the internal register via the Clock
  • Carry In
  • Shift
  • Shift Data and Data XOR inputs
  • Gate input/output for each bit
  • Two outputs for stepped control voltages (range: 0V to +10V)
  • one of which has a switchable phase offset
  • Application examples: Clock divider
  • drum sequencer
  • lo-fi oscillator
  • frequency divider
  • noise source and many more
  • Power consumption: 37mA (+12V) / 17mA (-12V)
  • Width: 12 U
  • Depth: 28 mm
PROS
  • • Cherry MX Braun button provides satisfying, tactile reset action.
  • • 4-bit accumulator offers surprising rhythmic complexity and control.
  • • Flexible input architecture allows for intricate modulation possibilities.
  • • Compact form factor maximizes space in dense Eurorack setups.
CONS
  • • 4-bit resolution limits fine-grained control over certain sequences.
  • • Steep learning curve for users unfamiliar with logic modules.
  • • Limited voltage range on stepped outputs restricts certain applications.

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Key Features

Functions Digital 4-bit accumulator, gate generation, rhythm patterns, control voltage manipulation.
Inputs Clock, Sub, Carry In, Shift, Shift Data, Data XOR, Gate, Reset (button)
HP Width 12 HP
Depth ~35mm
Power Draw 140mA @ +12V, 20mA @ -12V
Outputs 4 Bit Gates, 2 Stepped Control Voltages (0V-10V, phase offset switchable)

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Frequently Asked Questions

The Nibbler isn't a sequencer in the traditional sense; it’s a logic module that *creates* sequencing patterns. It requires more patching and understanding but offers far more flexibility than a pre-built sequencer.
It's adequate for most CV-controlled oscillators and filters, but modules requiring higher control voltages might need an attenuator or offset.
Asynchronous mode allows the Nibbler to count independently of an external clock, creating unpredictable and evolving patterns, while clocked mode is more predictable and metronomic.

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