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Summary of Contents for Noise Lab Prime Mover
- Page 1 PRIME MOVER USER GUIDE ...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
Table of contents Getting Started 2 Installation 2 Introduction 2 ❶ Frequency, tuning and 1V/OCT CV 3 ❷ Waveform outputs 3 Waveforms 4 ❹ Wave Cycles 5 ❺ Frequency Modulation 5 ❻ Sync 5 ❼ Portamento 6 ... -
Page 3: Getting Started
To be on the safe side, pull the plug before you start! 2. The 10-pin connector should already be connected to the Prime Mover with the red stripe on the power cable oriented towards the bottom, matching the white line and -12V ... -
Page 4: ❶ Frequency, Tuning And 1V/Oct Cv
Prime Mover is typically controlled with an 1V/octave CV signal, covering +10 octaves with excellent pitch tracking. A six position rotary switch makes octave transposition a breeze. Separate inputs for Hard and Soft Sync and a Frequency Modulation input with a selectable ... -
Page 5: Waveforms
Waveforms Sawtooth Double Sawtooth Triangle Folded Triangle Pulse Double pulse Sine Folded Sine ... -
Page 6: ❹ Wave Cycles
Envelope Generator and patch the output of the VCA into the Freq Mod jack. Take the SINE output from Prime Mover into your mixer. Now dial in the FM Mod Level until you get a nice bell-like sound. Notice how the sine wave stays in pitch but with overtones produced by the second ... -
Page 7: ❼ Portamento
Unless the two oscillators are tuned close to some octave interval, the sync signal will be ignored. TIP! Use the Prime Mover’s sub octave output ( 2 octaves below) and patch into the H-Sync to create some nice metallic sounds. Combine with Wave Cycle animation for even greater effect!) ... -
Page 8: Specifications
Eurorack system power supply Consumption: 57 mA (+12 V) / 52 mA (-12 V) Accessories Eurorack power cord Mounting screws x 4 Prime Mover was designed and manufactured in Sweden by: ...