Soundmachines NS1nanosynth, Руководство пользователя

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Introduction:
The NS1nanosynth is a full featured, minimal size, analog modular synthesizer integrated with an
Arduino Leonardo (TM) platform. Out of the box the Arduino is programmed with a USB MIDI to
CV firmware that you can use to control your NS1 with your PC/MAC or iPAD etc...
The NS1nanosynth employs a plethora of analog modules to allow complex soundscape creation,
instruments analog emulation, and noise/hardcore/annoying stuff.
With its full analog signal path, that includes a 1V/oct multi waveforms VCO, a 12dB/oct lowpass
and bandpass resonant VCF and a overdrivable standard exponential response VCA, the NS1 could
be used alone or integrated with other instruments, circuits and devices, to build an articulated
modular patch, augmented by the potential 'virtual modules' that you can code on the Arduino.
A great feature of the architecture of the NS1nanosynth is the ribbon controller with the hold
function, that could allow you to use the synth without any external controller, making it a really
ultra portable modular synth!
The NS1nanosynth additionally contains the following modules: two dual waveform LFOs, one
loopable ADSR envelope, two attenuators, two pot controllers and a dozen “micro” modules like
mixers, multiples, sample and hold, sum/sub blocks, inverters, logic or, and, nand, analog voltage
dividers, clock dividers, fixed voltage generators and several ‘sensor blocks’.
fig.1 NS1nanosynth overall architecture