Jolin Singoli Manual

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SINGOLI

combining transient detector

SINGOLI is a 7 channels DC coupled active combiner with an analogue transient detector output.

why

• To mix up to 7 audio sources and control voltages.

• To output a short gate that follows the peak amplitude of all the inputs combined.

• To trigger drums or open VCAs following the amplitude of any given signal.

• To expand Tutto&Sempre with 7 more mono channels.

with

• Oscillators mix their output and get complex waveforms. –

• Drums – trigger them following the transients of other sound sources.

• CV – combine them for evolving unpredictable sequences.

• VCAs – use the T out to open the amplifier following the dynamic range of the input: compressor.

how

All the inputs are equipped with LED meters and a dedicated attenuating potentiometer. I

O will give you the combined mixed output

T is an additional transient detector out.

It will fire only when a certain threshold is detected from the sum of all the inputs.

Take as an example the graph below.

In green the input signal, in

red the output from T.

features

• DC coupled mixer with 7 inputs and individual attenuators.

• Intensity sensitive LED meters on all the inputs.

• Analogue transient detector output.

• Toggle switch to activate / deactivate its normalization to Tutto&Sempre.

• “Whatever” power connector a.k.a. don’t mind the polarity.

specs

• dimensions width 6HP, depth mm. 25

• current draw +12V 15ma, -12V 10ma

Demos and build documentation at jolin.tech/singoli

The toggle switch activates or deactivate the internal connection to when the two modules are paired together thanks to the included JST cable.Tutto&Sempre