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Swash

MoodINOUT

CV In/Out

CV In +/-

Pre

Post

Swash CV input (-15V to +15V):

Positive voltage (LED orange) controls a

vactrol that bridges two points

between the Tone and Noise’s Gait pots.

Negative voltage (LED green) controls a

second vactrol that modulates the

ten-turn Swash pot (if the Swash pot is

all the way counter-clockwise, no CV

modulation is possible)

Mood:

Bi-directional CV jack.

Inputting a 0-15V signal modulates

biasing near the swash and EQ stages.

During intense oscillation phenom-

enom, this jack outputs random CV

ucuations.

Out Jack/Volume:

Unpredictable continuously morphing

audio oscillation output

Swash:

10-turn pot for precisely nding

weird attractors in the chaos.

Noise’s Gait:

Works in tandem with Swash to nd

sweet spots... Typically more active

when mostly CCW

In Jack:

Audio input injects a signal into Noise

Swash’s signal loop.

Low:

Decreases voltage supply to parts

of the circuit, causing feedback to

happen more eagerly

Tone:

Blends between a HP and LP lter

after the swash stage

Post:

Enables asymmetrical diode clipping

in the output gain stage.

LED indicates activity

Pre:

Enables asymmetrical diode

clipping in the input gain stage.

LED indicates activity

Self-Osc:

Connects output jack to input jack

through the potentiometer.

Switch opens/closes feedback loop.

The Eurorack Noise Swash

A chaotic random noise-maker and cv source, generating its own sounds or working as an audio

processor... A source of insanity...

Some common uses:

• Triggered noisy oscillation blasts (run a trigger/gate into Mood or Swash CV)

• Creating harmonic-rich audio to be ltered and sequenced later

• As a source of random, but repeating CV patterns (use Mood as an output)

• Making rhythmic percussive loops more interesting. The Noise Swash tends to ll-in odd noises

between the beats.

• Distorting simple waveshapes into morphing complex shapes

Hint: you can hear the uneected input

signal by setting Self-Osc up and CW,

and Volume down...

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