Electronic Audio Experiments

Scattering

REVERB

Description

Functioning as a multi-tap delay network and reverb unit, the design honors the sonic architecture of the discontinued Hypersleep. Its core structure models the multi-tap interactions and tap ratios inspired by the vintage Panasonic MN3011 bucket brigade chip. Four algorithm modes encompass classic vintage reflections, expansive eight-line feedback delay networks, and textured non-linear acoustic profiles. Studio-grade analog input amplifiers, dedicated dry paths, and two-pole low-pass filters work alongside 24-bit variable sample-rate digital processing. Dynamic performance options feature real-time morphing between distinct parameter states, an assignable modulation engine, and sixteen user preset slots. Full hardware integration includes stereo input and output routing, extensive MIDI CC implementation, and dedicated control voltage connectivity.

Media

Videos

Demo by Mark Johnston (EN)

Demo by Chuck Levin's Washington Music Center (EN)

Manuals

Manual (EN)