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MORPH 4

DIMENSIONAL MODULATION ARRAY

INTRODUC TIO N

Modulation is the core concept of modular

synthesis: parameters changing over time,

adding movement and musical interest to what

would otherwise be merely static sounds. Being

able to control the amplitude of signals

throughout a patch is therefore essential, and

one can never have too many voltage controlled

amplifiers (VCAs).

Designed as a -fully featured modulation hub for

Eurorack synthesisers, Morph 4 takes the basic

concept of the multi module to the next -VCA

level.

Four linear amplitude modulators are controlled

by a master ‘morph’ parameter. The response of

each modulator to this parameter is completely

variable, both manually and under voltage

control, and can be overridden if desired. Each

response is triangular, with the ‘ ’ position

parameter setting the maximum point along the

morph axis, while ‘span’ determines the width of

the triangle’s base.

In addition to separate signal inputs and outputs,

a variety of combined outputs is available as well:

A+B, C+D, add and averag (unity gain) ing mixes,

and instantaneous minimum and maximum.

Input normalisation makes it easy to send the

same signal to multiple modulators, while

output and modulator response LEDs provide

essential visual feedback.

The combination of master control, fully flexible

modulators and multiple combined outputs

creates a module truly embodying the spirit of

‘patch programmable’ modular synthesis. Use

Morph 4 as a voltage controlled mixer, dual

crossfader, dual panner, interpolating scanner,

interpolating distributor, quad VCA ,

quadraphonic controller, slope modifier, rectifier,

complex waveshaper or something in between

any of those—the choice is yours.

CONTENTS

I 4 n the Morph box, you’ll find:

 Product card, stating serial number and

production batch.

 16- -10-to pin Eurorack power cable.

 Mounting hardware: two black M3 x 6 mm

hex screws, two black nylon washers and a

hex key.

 T 4 he Morph module itself, in a protective

cotton bag.

If any of these items are missing, please contact

your dealer or support@joranalogue.com.

MORPH 4

DIMENSIONAL MODULATION ARRAY

CONTROL S & CONNECTIONS

1 LEVEL KNOBS

The level knobs are CV attenuators for the

modulator level inputs, determining the gain for

each modulator.

2 POSITION KNOBS

Each modulator by default responds to the

morph parameter in a triangular fashion. The

position parameter sets the location of the

triangle’s peak in relation to the morph axis. For

example, if a position knob is set to the centre

position, that modulator will reach its peak

response when the morph knob is centred as

well (assuming no level CV is applied).

3 SPAN KNOBS

The width of the base for each modulator’s

morph response triangle is set by the span

parameter. For example, a small span means the

modulator will be fully closed for most morph

values, except for a small range around the peak

position.

MORPH 4

DIMENSIONAL MODULATION ARRAY

4 SIGNAL INPUTS

Connect your input signals to these sockets.

Input A has a +5 V normal, making it easy to use

Morph 4 to generate rather than process signals.

All other inputs are normalised from the

preceding one (A into B, B into C and C into D),

as indicated on the fro so the same nt panel,

signal can be sent through multiple modulators.

Any kind of signal can be used: audio, CV or

gate/trigger.

5 LEVEL INPUTS

The level CV inputs provide linear voltage control

over the modulators. With the attenuator at

maximum, the response is 0 (−∞ dB) at 0 V, and

unity gain (0 dB) at +5 V. They can be made to

amplify when more than +5 V of CV is applied.

By default, th driven from the ese sockets are

triangular morph response generated for each s

modulator from its position and span

parameters. Plugging a socket into one of them

allows the corresponding modulator to be

controlled directly instead, overriding the morph

functionality.

6 POSITION AND SPAN INPUTS

Any voltage applied to one of these sockets is

added to the position/span set using the

corresponding modulator’s knob.

7 SIGNAL OUTPUTS AND LEDS

The modulated signals are available directly from

these output sockets.

The LEDs show the real-time output voltages,

lighting up red for positive and blue for negative.

8 LEVEL LEDS

These LEDs visualise the incoming level CV for

each channel, determined either by the morph,

position and span parameters or the signal

applied directly to the level socket, before any

attenuation by the corresponding level knob.

9 MORPH KNOB

The morph parameter is a kind of ‘macro control’,

affecting all channels simultaneously (except

channels where the level CV input is in use). How

the channels respond to different morph levels

depends entirely on their position and span

settings.

10 MORPH MODULATION INPUT AND KNOB

External modulation of the morph parameter is

possible using this input socket and polariser

knob. While the manual knob range is 0 to +5 V,

corresponding to the range of the channel

position knobs, external modulation can move

the morph value outside this range if desired.

11 S UMMING OUTPUTS

Two sub-mix outputs are available: one

combining channels A and B, and another

combining C and D. These are typically used for

(stereo) crossfading applications.

12 ADDER/AVERAGER OUTPUTS

These additional mixing outputs combine all

channels, useful for voltage controlled mixing

and scanning. They only differ in gain.

T he adder output simply adds up all channel

output voltages at unity gain, most useful when

processing - low level signals.

The averager on the other hand lowers gain by

12 dB, avoiding clipping when processing

stronger signals.

13 MINIMUM/MAXIMUM OUTPUTS

The minimum and maximum output voltage

levels of the four channels are continuously

computed by analogue circuitry and made

available from these output sockets. They can

create surprising results for a wide variety of

input signals.

Specyfikacje produktu

Marka:	Joranalogue
Kategoria:	nieskategoryzowany
Model:	Morph 4

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