SOMA Utilities (Screw)
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SOMA
Utilities (Screw)
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The SOMA Utilities (Screw) is a wonderfully idiosyncratic module for experimental sound design. It’s a playground for those who love deep patching and unconventional synthesis, offering a unique tactile and sonic palette. Ideal for adventurous musicians exploring generative music and soundscapes.
Product Description
- SOMA Utilities (Screw)
- Expander
- For SOMA Pulsar-23 and other analogue synthesizers
- 8 Touch-sensitive sensors
- 4 Switches with metal tongues
- 2 Photo resistors
- 5 Format converters from 3.5 mm jack to metal pins
- Clipping amp VCA with two inputs
- 4 Linear VCAs
- each with normal and inverted input and AC/DC selector switch (gain factor x1 to x25)
- 2 Diode VCAs for generating harmonic distortion
- Warp section (waveshaper) with controls for curve and drive
- 4 Freely assignable signal attenuators
- 3 Capacitors for circuit bending and two gate-to-trigger converters
- All patch points are M3 threaded rods
- Power supply connection: 12V DC
- 5.5 mm barrel connector
- 2.1 mm inside
- polarity: center positive
- Dimensions (W x D x H): 288 x 193 x 40 mm
- Weight: 750 g
- Suitable power supply unit: Art. #502624# (not included)
- • M3 threaded rods offer unique patching possibilities & robustness.
- • Diode VCAs deliver genuinely interesting, characterful harmonic distortion.
- • Linear VCAs with x25 gain provide incredible dynamic range shaping.
- • Touch sensors offer a delightfully tactile, expressive performance interface.
- • The size and weight make it less portable for gigging.
- • Limited input options necessitate careful signal chain planning.
- • The learning curve is steep; requires dedication to master.
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