Description
Release Date: 7th December 2018 - Following on from Mute Synth and Mute Synth 2.
The Dirty Electronics MUTE 4.0 SYNTH is a synth with inputs, a digital wavetable synthesiser, an analogue noise circuit, and programmable sequencer. These features can all be combined in an environment to experiment with sound. Being hand-held, battery-powered and with headphone and line out, the synth is ideal for music making on the move as well as in the studio. At a turn of a knob and press of a button, sequences, control voltages, and cut-up loops can be programmed; or listen to the Voltage Collection by Dirty Electronics.
The MUTE 4.0 SYNTH is on-going research by Dirty Electronics into making music with wires and code, objects and materials; and an artwork printed circuit board collaboration with Adrian Shaughnessy and Regular Practice. Printed circuit board meets album cover.
Features:
+ Two inputs/sound sources - mixer
+ Sequencer (programmable)
+ Programmable control voltages (x5) +5v
+ Cut-up - brassage (programmable)
+ On-board wavetable synth (select sounds and algorithms)
+ Feedback/noise circuit
+ Filter (VCF) - bandpass/lowpass + resonance
+ Portamento
+ LFO
+ Touch and knob/pot controls
+ External sync
+ Battery powered (9v)
+ Headphone/line out
+ Hackable
+ Expandable - chip releases
+ Artwork PCB
Expand the Synth with a limited edition chip by Dirty Electronics and Max Wainwright with mangled waveforms and accompanying fold-out booklet on microcomputer music.
The Dirty Electronics MUTE 4.0 SYNTH is a synth with inputs, a digital wavetable synthesiser, an analogue noise circuit, and programmable sequencer. These features can all be combined in an environment to experiment with sound. Being hand-held, battery-powered and with headphone and line out, the synth is ideal for music making on the move as well as in the studio. At a turn of a knob and press of a button, sequences, control voltages, and cut-up loops can be programmed; or listen to the Voltage Collection by Dirty Electronics.
The MUTE 4.0 SYNTH is on-going research by Dirty Electronics into making music with wires and code, objects and materials; and an artwork printed circuit board collaboration with Adrian Shaughnessy and Regular Practice. Printed circuit board meets album cover.
Features:
+ Two inputs/sound sources - mixer
+ Sequencer (programmable)
+ Programmable control voltages (x5) +5v
+ Cut-up - brassage (programmable)
+ On-board wavetable synth (select sounds and algorithms)
+ Feedback/noise circuit
+ Filter (VCF) - bandpass/lowpass + resonance
+ Portamento
+ LFO
+ Touch and knob/pot controls
+ External sync
+ Battery powered (9v)
+ Headphone/line out
+ Hackable
+ Expandable - chip releases
+ Artwork PCB
Expand the Synth with a limited edition chip by Dirty Electronics and Max Wainwright with mangled waveforms and accompanying fold-out booklet on microcomputer music.
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Type: Digital
Synthesis: Oscillator(s), Subtractive, Wave Table
Oscillators
(+) Open Manual Page
Oscillators: 2
Waveforms: Square, Triangle, Wave Table
Osc Modulation: Glide / Portamento, Input, LFO, Oscillator, Sequencer
Filters
(+) Open Manual Page
Filters: 1
Types: Band Pass, Low Pass, Resonance
Filter Modulation: Knob, LFO, Oscillator
LFO: 1
Polyphony & Tuning
Polyphony: 1
Timbrality: 1
Tuning: Atonal
Modes: Mono
Sequencer
Programmable
Case
Case: Desktop
Controls: Buttons, Knobs, Switches, Sequencer
Display Type: LED
Connections
Audio Output Connections: 1/4" Phone Jack
CV Ports: CV IN, CV OUT
Power: 9V Battery
Production
Year Released: 2018
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Retail Street Price: £89.00 - convert
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