Synthesis Technology E352 Cloud Terrarium Module
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The Synthesis Technology E352 combines the latest 200MHz 32-bit ARM DSP with SynthTech's Cloud and Morphing algorithms found in the legendary E340 Cloud Generator and the E350 Morphing Terrarium.
If you want the black panel version of the E352, you can order it directly using the BUY NOW button.
Some important features:
User-defined wavetables loaded via microSD card
Color 240 x 320 TFT LCD display
Grayhill mil-spec optical encoder for data entry
16-bit wavetables (versus 8-bit for the E350) for 5x lower noise & THD
Contains all 192 of the original E350 wavetables
LFO mode, variable Glitch Energy and other added features
VCO Architecture
The E352 has a single VCO, but 2 seperate audio outputs. The outputs are determined by the VCO Mode setting. They do not necessarily have to be the same pitch (Detuning Mode).
The VCO is based upon a unique implementation of wavetable synthesis using 256 fixed-sample-length tables of 16-bit values. Each bank in memory consists of 64 wavetables, in an 8x8 array (like a chessboard). Our proprietary DSP algorithms then allow either smooth or 'glitched' morphing between the wavetables in various ways. The E352 comes with 3 factory banks (192 total waves) and internal FLASH memory to hold 26 user-defined banks. This allows over 1,650 individual wavetables to be accessible. The free, cross-platform WaveEdit program is used to generate and import WAV files to user Banks.
Each VCO has 3 CV inputs (called Parameters or PARMs) which the VCO mode assigns to functions within that algorithm. In addition, there is a hard SYNC input, and the FM can be set to exponential or 3 ranges of TZFM (Thru-Zero FM).
Color LCD/Navigation
Everyone hates 'menu-diving', us included. That's why we focused on making the most 'shallow' menu system possible. Everything is just 1 or 2 clicks away. No endless screens and pages to remember. The encoder is a mil-spec Grayhill optical encoder with a 25yr typical life. And if it ever needs replacing, it's on a easy to access cable assembly.
The color LCD lets you customize the color scheme with 64 different colors to pick from.
There are several included 'visual aids' that can be displayed on the LCD:
Each of the VCO output waves/noise modes, updated 20FPS
Lissajous figures
Real-time FFT spectra of the audio output when in the 2-op FM mode
Graphical maps of the X and Y PARM CVs
Interesting 'Eye Candy'
If you want the black panel version of the E352, you can order it directly using the BUY NOW button.
Some important features:
User-defined wavetables loaded via microSD card
Color 240 x 320 TFT LCD display
Grayhill mil-spec optical encoder for data entry
16-bit wavetables (versus 8-bit for the E350) for 5x lower noise & THD
Contains all 192 of the original E350 wavetables
LFO mode, variable Glitch Energy and other added features
VCO Architecture
The E352 has a single VCO, but 2 seperate audio outputs. The outputs are determined by the VCO Mode setting. They do not necessarily have to be the same pitch (Detuning Mode).
The VCO is based upon a unique implementation of wavetable synthesis using 256 fixed-sample-length tables of 16-bit values. Each bank in memory consists of 64 wavetables, in an 8x8 array (like a chessboard). Our proprietary DSP algorithms then allow either smooth or 'glitched' morphing between the wavetables in various ways. The E352 comes with 3 factory banks (192 total waves) and internal FLASH memory to hold 26 user-defined banks. This allows over 1,650 individual wavetables to be accessible. The free, cross-platform WaveEdit program is used to generate and import WAV files to user Banks.
Each VCO has 3 CV inputs (called Parameters or PARMs) which the VCO mode assigns to functions within that algorithm. In addition, there is a hard SYNC input, and the FM can be set to exponential or 3 ranges of TZFM (Thru-Zero FM).
Color LCD/Navigation
Everyone hates 'menu-diving', us included. That's why we focused on making the most 'shallow' menu system possible. Everything is just 1 or 2 clicks away. No endless screens and pages to remember. The encoder is a mil-spec Grayhill optical encoder with a 25yr typical life. And if it ever needs replacing, it's on a easy to access cable assembly.
The color LCD lets you customize the color scheme with 64 different colors to pick from.
There are several included 'visual aids' that can be displayed on the LCD:
Each of the VCO output waves/noise modes, updated 20FPS
Lissajous figures
Real-time FFT spectra of the audio output when in the 2-op FM mode
Graphical maps of the X and Y PARM CVs
Interesting 'Eye Candy'
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