Animal Factory Amplification Coma Reactor User Manual

DRY
RETURN
LEVEL
RETURN
DEPTH
FEEDBACK FEEDBACK
FILTER
COMA FREQUENCY
FREQUENCY
CV RESONANCE
FREQUENCY
CV INPUT
DRY DRY
SEND RETURN
IN OUT
SWITCHES
DEPTH: Switch between a
shallow or deep modulation
effect on the time CV input.
TIME: Switch between a long or
short time range. Sets the time
knob between 32ms - 330ms
(switch down) or 32ms - about
2000ms (switch up).
UNDERSTANDING AND CARING FOR YOUR ANIMAL
Congratulations!
You are now a proud human to a Coma Reactor Eurorack
Module.
This delay module looks deceptively simple on the outside - a
seemingly no-frills approach based on the venerable PT2399
delay chip. The routing and sound design possibilities will
however leverage your imagination to create nightmarish
textures, generated by broken synaptic connections of an
analog neocortex terminally damaged by digital drugs.
DRY: Control the level of the
dry signal in the mix out.
WET
WET: Control the level of the
processed signal in the mix out.
TIME
RETURN LEVEL: Control the
level of the return FX signal.
TIME
FILTER FREQUENCY: Control
the frequency of the Twin-T BPF
in the return path.
TIME
CV
FREQUENCY CV: Attenuverter
to control filter frequency.
TIME
CV INPUT
White light indicates a +ve
signal, a blue indicates -ve
signal.
MIX
OUT
DRY IN: Dry signal to be
processed.
SEND: Unattenuated delayed
signal output.
MIX OUT: Delayed signal mixed
with dry signal out.
TIME CV INPUT: Control
Voltage to control the repeat
times of the delay circuit.
COMA REACTOR EURORACK MODULE
USER MANUAL
CONTROLS
RETURN FEEDBACK: Sends
effected signal back into delay
circuit and back into the FX send.
Can self-oscillate very quickly!
FEEDBACK: Control the amount of
repeats. Will self-oscillate at high
settings!
COMA: Attenuates the input
signal into the delay circuit.
Turning this up will overdrive the
delay signal somewhat.
TIME: Set the delay time interval
for repeats. The longer the delay,
the more noise is introduced into
the signal.
TIME CV: Attenuverter to
control repeat times of the
delay circuit. White light
indicates a +ve signal, a blue
indicates -ve signal.
INPUTS/OUTPUTS
DRY OUT: Buffered copy of dry
signal output (unattenuated).
RETURN: Processed signal
input.
FREQUENCY CV INPUT:
Control Voltage for frequency
cutoff point.