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The Mimeophon is a stereo, multi-zone color audio repeater module by Make Noise and soundhack, coded by Tom Erbe.
The Mimeophon (from Greek mimeo (repeat/copy) and phon (sound)) is a sonic take on various historical copying devices, in
particular the mimeograph, a machine invented by Thomas Edison in the late 19th century for making many copies of printed
material. In the twentieth century, many visual artists utilized machines like this to create so called xerox or copy art, a visual
collage style of iterative composition. The Mimeophon opens similar possibilities in the medium of sound. It is capable of
modulating and morphing time scales of repeated sound from micro-sound to note to phrase length while also coloring and
spatializing the repeats.
- Full Stereo In and Out
- Color Coded Modeless Algorithm: morph between Karplus, Flange, Chorus, Echo, Looping and everything in between
- Rate continuously controls Repeats frequency within Zones
- Skew lets Rate control Repeats differently for Left and Right channels
- μRate offers dedicated Doppler Modulation
- Tempo Sync for Doppler Free modulation of Rate, create complex repeat patterns
- Control number of Repeats up to and beyond Infinite
- Halo smears Repeats in stereo space
- Color focuses feedback energy for timbral shifts over time
- Rate Out generates Pulses at Skewed Tempos, completing the conversation within the modular system
- Zones may be Flipped for backward repeats
- Hold sound for non-destructive modulation of infinite loops
- Fully Voltage Controlled Time, Space and Color modulation algorithm
- Reasonable power consumption
The Mimeophon is designed for musical applications and is not suitable for laboratory use.
NOTE: Power is precious in the Eurorack environment. The Mimeophon only requires100mA at +12VDC, and much less than
that on the -12V rail. There are not many powerful digital modules that can make this claim. It's an attractive quality that cost us
just a little bit more money to implement. Use it to your advantage!