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NERMAL v1.1
by neutral labs
Manual
Hello, owner.
Congratulations on your new Nermal module. Nermal is a destructive
distortion effect that has some unique sonic qualities and an onboard
modulator, but of course it can also be modulated externally in
multiple
ways.
If
you
feel
like
a
glance
at
the
front
panel
intuitively tells you all you need, feel free to jump right in and
skip this manual, you're unlikely to break anything. However, for the
best possible experience, it's recommended to spend a few minutes on a
quick read-through.
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- Page 1 NERMAL v1.1 by neutral labs Manual Hello, owner. Congratulations on your new Nermal module. Nermal is a destructive distortion effect that has some unique sonic qualities and an onboard modulator, but of course it can also be modulated externally in multiple ways.
- Page 2 Specifications ● Width: 14 HP ● Supply voltage: +12V/-12V (Eurorack 10-pin header) ● Current draw: ○ +12V: typ. 55 mA, max. 60 mA ○ -12V: typ. 1 mA, max. 5 mA ○ 5V: unused, 0 mA ● CV inputs: 3x 0-5V (overvoltage protected) Connecting NERMAL to Eurorack power Connect a 10 pin Eurorack power cable to the 2x5 power header on the back of the module.
- Page 3 Manual Controls Control Function This sets the output volume of the module. SCRATCH Changes the intensity of the saturation effect. If the BITE switch is off (top position), the effect is subtle. If it is on (bottom position), the effect is more dramatic and sounds less like a traditional distortion.
- Page 4 like a traditional low-frequency oscillator (LFO). In the bottom (HI) position, the modulation frequency is well within the audio range, which can lead to interesting harmonic patterns being created in conjunction with the input signal. Control Voltage (CV) Inputs The three CV inputs expect signals within the 0V to 5V range. Don’t worry about supplying a higher or lower (negative) CV though: All of the inputs are protected and a higher or lower voltage will simply be clipped without any potential damage to NERMAL or the module providing...
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