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Noise Engineering Granulita Versio

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Granular chord resynthesizer, transforms audio signals into chord sounds, unison, three-/four-note chords, reverb, stereo effect All product info

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Noise Engineering Granulita Versio

Chord resynthesizer effect

granular chord resynthesizer
transforms audio signals into chord sounds
harmonics, unison, three/four chords
Reverb effect
Hit button
Stereo signal path
7 CV inputs
Hit trigger input
Normalized (stereo) audio input
Stereo audio output
Exchangeable firmware

Chord structures as a backend effect

Granulita Versio from Noise Engineering is a granular chord resynthesizer that transforms any input signal into a chord sound. The digital effects module uses a unique granular algorithm that generates chords based on the tone and pitch of the input signal. The results range from harmonies and unison sounds to simple intervals, three- and four-note tones; gassing on the note and frequency determined at the start. The non-quantized pitch offset detunes or transposes the output to create dissonant atmospheres, more drastic harmonies or dystopian sounds and vibrato sounds. The control surface offers controls and CV inputs to influence the behavior and number of grains, length and direction. The gate input and hit button can be configured to freeze grain playback, synchronize grain timing to a Clock or trigger grain playback from an external trigger source such as a sequencer. The Verb parameter adds a dense reverb effect to the chord collages for more atmosphere. Granulita Versio is definitely an effects module capable of creating interesting drone sounds and weaving monophonic synth sounds into polyphonic clusters.

Exchangeable firmware

The Noise Engineering homepage gives you access to the "World or Versio" page, where you can find alternative firmwares and write your own firmware for a Versio series module.