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The Nonlinear Circuits Pseudo is a multifunctional Eurorack module that combines dynamic pattern and noise/tone generation. It offers four CV outputs and two gate outputs that enable looping sequences of 8, 16, or 24 steps, making it ideal for creating complex rhythmic structures. Utilizing CMOS circuitry, the module operates on an external clock, eliminating the need for probability switches and enhancing manual or gated reset capabilities. Its two 24-stage shift registers facilitate a staggering potential of over 16 million steps for both repeating and non-repeating patterns.
The Pseudo generates harmonic tones and pseudo-random noise when paired with a fast clock signal from a VCO, producing a diverse range of sounds from glitchy textures to rich sonic landscapes. The module’s CV outputs (U1 and U2) are designed for varied modulation tasks, while G1 and G2 outputs leverage Gaussian distribution to facilitate reliable patterns and rhythmic coherence, seamlessly integrating into a modular setup. The versatility and unpredictability of the Pseudo make it a potent tool for sound design and live performance, inviting exploration beyond conventional sequencing methods.
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The Pseudo Black Panel by Nonlinearcircuits is a versatile Eurorack module that functions as a pseudo-random binary sequence generator. Building on concepts from Electronotes #76, it offers a unique approach to pattern generation and sound design. The module features two 24-stage shift registers, capable of delivering intricate sequences and harmonically rich tones when interfaced with an external clock. Users can select loop lengths of 8, 16, or 24 steps and utilize CV outputs (U1, U2) and gate outputs (G1, G2) for dynamic modulation and rhythm creation. The CV outputs offer binary-weighted and Gaussian distributions, suitable for various sonic explorations, while the module also doubles as a noise and tone generator. The Pseudo Black Panel encourages creativity through its reset functionalities, allowing for manual and external triggering to enhance unpredictability in performances. Overall, it provides an expansive palette for generating complex soundscapes within modular setups.
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