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The Mutant BD9

11.july.2016Mutant BD9 user manual v1.04 PG1

Hexinverter Électronique, 2016

analog 909-inspired bassdrum synthesis with sub-oscillator

Thank you for your interest in/purchase of the Mutant BD9 eurorack module. We would like to thank you for

considering a place for the BD9 in your modular synthesizer! We hope you find it has a unique character that

lends itself to much use in your musical endeavours. The Mutant BD9 is a eurorack modular format product,

available as a built module and later as a DIY project that electronic enthusiasts can assemble themselves.

WE’RE OBSESSED WITH KICKS

Like the other percussion modules in the Mutant Drum family, the BD9 was born from the desire to evolve

away from classic drum synthesis techniques and offer something with a unique character of its own. The

kick drum is arguably an integral part of electronic music, so we wanted to make sure that the BD9 offered a

supremely flexible and versatile feature-set useful for creating music with. We’re so crazy about bassdrums

that the Mutant Drum series has two different kick drum offerings: the Mutant Bassdrum and the Mutant

BD9. The Bassdrum offers deep, sub-bass drum sounds and now we have the BD9 which is a thumping,

heavy kick suitable for all sorts of different styles of electronic music. Don’t be confused by the names –

they are two creatures each with a different character!

The BD9 features a fully analog core inspired by vintage drum machines. The Mutant BD9 uses a triangle

core VCO with a novel sine waveshaper and other support circuitry to form a kick drum tone, rather than the

twin-t oscillator which is used in the Mutant Bassdrum. The flexibility gained by using a VCO core means that

we have been able to add a lot of control over the various parameters that shape the sound of the kick drum!

Signal levels throughout the BD9 are optimised for modular usage, rather than the line level signals of drum

machines.

There are a number of envelopes and VCAs within the BD9 which are responsible for shaping the character of

the sound. In addition, a “click” generator allows you to add an attack punch made up of white noise and a

short pulse. This attack click is responsible for the pounding character of some infamous classic drum

machines and helps the bassdrum to poke through even the heaviest of mixes.

In addition to multiple CV inputs and controls not found on classic machines, we added a sub-oscillator to

the BD9 for maximal depth. At the end of the signal chain is the DRIVE circuit, which is capable of completely

overdriving the BD9’s signal before it reaches your mix, as well as providing classic sounds at its lower

ranges.

The Mutant Philosophy

There are already some pretty awesome clones of vintage gear out there in the modular world. The

Mutant Drums were not made to try and fill that role. Although each Mutant began as a favourable classic

drum topology, we wanted to create something modern and different, while still maintaining an analog

nature. Features like CV inputs and signal routing not found on classic analog drum machines were

incorporated to make these circuits powerful creative tools in your modular synthesizer.

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