What Are The Differences Between Nyborg-12 And Telemark - Analogue Solutions NYBORG 12 User Manual

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What are the Differences Between Nyborg-12 and
Telemark?
They essentially share the same circuits, so will sound similar. The main differences are
outlined below:
Nyborg12 Advantages / Additions
Octave switches on the VCO.
'Free run' setting - disconnects VCO from MIDI pitch. Good for effects or using the VCO
as a modulator.
Wide setting - allowing the VCO Tune knob to have a super wide range - good for when
the VCO is used as a modulator.
Q Boost on the filter - to make resonance go insane.
VCO Sub Osc is hard wired to the Mixer - for super convenience.
Much smaller than Telemark - for those with limited space.
Lower price point.
Two Nyborgs can be racked side by side using the optional rack kit.
Telemark Advantages / Additions
Plenty of signal patch points! Telemark can be more fully integrated into an existing
modular system. Cross patching between the two is possible.
The patch points enable additional modulation, effects and sounds that cannot be done
with the switches alone.
Ring Modulation.
The Sub Osc is not hard wired. This means it can be patched up in other ways, like a
clock divider, or to half the rate of the LFO square wave.
So in summary - which to choose?
Main points are
Size
Cost
Do you want the advantages the extra sockets give?
There are points personal to your situation!
If price and size are not an issue - then
Nyborg - the fact it has Sub Osc hard wired allows a wider range of sounds to be made
without patching.
Telemark - it will do far more, but requires the work of patching.
So the summary here is Telemark will do much more than Nyborg but requires the extra
effort (some patching). Nyborg will do more than an un-patched Telemark.
Nyborg - Nov 2017
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