Cursus Iteritas, the first truly pretty sounding oscillator made by noise engineering.

Dynamically generated wavetable oscillator using multiple orthogonal functions.

Cursus Iteritas is an oscillator that works from a dynamically generated wavetable. It gives the user spectral-like controls over three different modes based on different conceptualizations of frequency: Fourier, which uses sine waves; Daubechies, using wavelets, and Walsh mode, using the Walsh transform. Cursus Iteritas parametrizes a wide variety of sounds, but because the sounds are all based off of orthogonal functions, it has a musical tone structure and can produce an extremely wide variety of harmonic sounds.

Cursus - series, from Latin cursus "series"

Iteritas - repetitiousness - from Latin itero "repeat" with suffix -tas "state of being"

"a Series of Repetitiousness"

Specifications:

10HP
150 mA +12V
80 mA -12V
90 mA 5V
38 mm deep

Note: This is a used item, and while it is guaranteed to be fully functional it is almost sure to also contain "rack rash" on the mounting holes and have some minor scratches on the panel from use. It will include a ribbon cable, m3 screws, and a box, but not the original box.