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Michigan Synth Works Micro Ornament Crime Module (black)
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- 4x precision CV outputs, 16-bit (TI DAC8565).
- Output range: -3v/+6v, "in-the-loop" compensated, for proper DC accuracy (+ 9 calibration points per channel, settable in firmware); +/- 0.2mV error across a 9 octave pitch CV range is achievable.
- 4x CV inputs, -3.5v/+6.5v, 12bit, 100k input impedance.
- 4x trigger/gate inputs, threshold ~ 2.5v, > 100k input impedance.
- Two rotary encoders, with built-in push switches.
- Two push buttons.
- 128 x 64 pixel 1.3" OLED display (SPI / SH1106 driver chip).
- Trigger-to-quantised-output latency < 100 microseconds.
- 16.67kHz internal timer (CPU overclocked to 120MHz), which is also the DAC update rate.
- The ADC is also read at 16.67kHz but in several of the o_C "apps", 16 values are averaged to remove noise, meaning that the effective sample rate for CV inputs is about 1 kHz.
- Digital (gate/trigger) inputs are read at 16.67 KHz - this ensures very low latency.
- +/-12V power only, ca. 85mA power draw on +12V bus, < 10mA on -12V bus)
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Michigan Synth Works Micro Ornament Crime Module (black)
The original o_C module was designed to perform a single function: a digital, quantising version of the classic analogue shift register (ASR).
There is still a quantising ASR (analogue shift register) function in the current Ornament & Crime firmware, now named CopierMaschine, but several other "apps" have been added, incl. quantisers, sequencers, LFOs, random / chaotic CV generators, and so on. These apps are selectable on-the-fly, without having to reboot the module or toggle the power.
The o_C module, and the firmware for it, break new ground as a polymorphic module: a generic set of inputs and outputs are provided, and the textual OLED display is used to permit re-mapping of these inputs and outputs for each app, and in some cases, for each of the four channels within each app. The o_C module does not purport to be the paradigmatic pinnacle of polypurpose i in fact, as noted above, it was originally designed to fulfil just one purpose (ASR) - but together with the much-expanded firmware for it, we hope it provides an interesting and useful early step in the evolution of such multi-purpose modules.
Michigan Synth Works Micro Ornament Crime Module (black)
