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Author Topic: Give me some idea's on a noise box  (Read 977 times)
RonaldB
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« on: March 12, 2009, 03:31:13 AM »

Hello,
A freind of mine asked me to build the most crazzy noisebox for his synth and drum machine.

Now i allready build the noise wash of 4ms pedals, and planning to build the parralel universe.
There is going to be a analog delay in there to for oscilation.

But I'd like to have some more idea's of what to put in there.

Best regards
Ronald
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« Reply #1 on: March 12, 2009, 09:08:34 AM »

Noise swash and PU?  That's a bit overkill.  You would probably do fine with one or the other.  Ring mods are handy, so are sample rate reducers/bit crushers.  A feedback loop around the whole thing would help.

-Colin
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« Reply #2 on: March 16, 2009, 03:39:18 AM »

Thanks Colin,
I would not recomment him to use them both. But to choose between them. How's the PU differant than the noisewash?

A ringmodulater is a good idea. Do you have schematcis of bitcrushers?

best regards Ronald
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« Reply #3 on: March 16, 2009, 08:01:07 AM »

Quote from: "RonaldB"
Thanks Colin,
I would not recomment him to use them both. But to choose between them. How's the PU differant than the noisewash?

A ringmodulater is a good idea. Do you have schematcis of bitcrushers?

best regards Ronald

The PU is more controllable and predictable; it sounds more like a really intense fuzz which feeds back.  The Noise swash is more of a crazy sputtering noise making box, unpredictable.  If you search the boards, you can find the analog sample rate reducer and digital lo-fi box info I've posted.

-Colin
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