Make Noise tELHARMONIC

* Japanese manualHereis.

 tELHARMONIC is a synthesizer module with multiple voices and multiple algorithms. In the modular world, there are still three techniques for creating tones electronically: Telharmonium-style synthesis, developed in 1897, slightly unusual noise synthesis, and phase modulation synthesis.

 TELHARMONIC dates back to pre-electronic music in order to take a new approach to dealing with music-theoretic parameters in modern modular synths.TONIC, INTERVAL, DEGREE and D-GATEThis allows you to program complex chord progressions, scales, melodies and even play styles by patching. This voltage-controlled music theory allows algorithms to be controlled in a unified way,CENTROID, FLUX and H-LOCKBy creating unique timbres for each algorithm, you can create complex timbres around integrated melody structures and patterns.

 tELHARMONIC has the following features.

• Harmonic output using additive synthesis synthesis of 3 voices inspired by Tadius Cahill's "Telharmonium" created in 1897
• Noise output inspired by James Tenney's "Analog # 1 (Noise Study)" in 1961, the early days of computer music
• Phase modulation output for synthesizing sounds with phase modulation installed in digital synths of the 80's
• -Each algorithm works uniquely by CENTROID, FLUX and H-LOCK.
• -6 octave 1V / Oct pitch control
• -4 octave quantized pitch control
• -Control parameters related to music theory with voltage
• -DEGREE modulation can be synchronized to D-Gate input clock or gate.
• -Gate Out allows tELHARMONIC to interact with the rest of the system.
• -Uses high-spec 24bit, 48kHz DSP hardware and processes with 32bit floating point arithmetic.
• It goes well with Optomix.