Noise Engineering Eurorack Mimetic Digitalis from Noise Engineering is on synthforsale in our Modular & Eurorack department. Read More product details below.
Mimetic Digitalis is a fresh release from Noise Engineering. A 16 step sequencer with 4 channels of CV and one trigger channel. The UI is designed for live jamming, and you can store and recall 16 presets. The shred button allows the CV value for a given step to be randomised or zeroed with the zero button. Small but powerful, pick up one of these and an Iteritas voice, and your entire live set is sorted.
Noise Engineering is a modular synthesiser brand known for bold, aggressive, and highly characterful Eurorack modules. The company focuses on original digital and hybrid designs that emphasise complex timbres, strong modulation, and distinctive sonic identities.
Noise Engineering modules are popular with musicians working in industrial, techno, experimental, and noise-oriented styles. Their designs encourage exploration and performance-driven patching, making them a strong choice for users who want powerful, unconventional sounds that stand out in a mix.
Browse Eurorack modules, semi-modular instruments and complete modular systems for building a flexible synthesis setup. The collection includes oscillators, filters, envelopes, modulation sources, sequencers, effects, utilities, cases and power. Check module width, power requirements and signal compatibility when planning a rack, or start with a complete system that is ready to patch and expand.
Products using digital sound generation, processing or control. Digital instruments can offer precise recall, extensive polyphony, sampling and complex synthesis methods, often combining a wide tonal range with compact hardware and flexible modulation.
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