Make Noise Mimeophon
A stereo, multi-zone digital delay module for Eurorack systems, co-developed with soundhack.
Overview
The Make Noise Mimeophon is a Eurorack synthesis module built as a stereo, multi-zone color audio repeater. It is a digital delay with dual stereo sampling. Delay times run from microsound delays to phrase-length repeats. It was developed with soundhack and coded by Tom Erbe, and it uses seven color-coded algorithms to shape and transform audio. Delay parameters, including skew and reverse, can be changed in real time.
Specifications
| HP Size | 16HP |
| Depth | 30mm |
| Power consumption | 100 mA (+12 V) / 10 mA (-12 V) |
| Delay time range | 1.3ms to 41 seconds |
| Power Supply | Requires Eurorack case and power |
| Analog/Digital | Digital |
Design
The seven color-coded algorithms produce a range of time-based effects, including phasing and stereo repetition. Controls morph the delay time scales, and skew and reverse give you more ways to work the audio as it plays.
Context
Make Noise and soundhack created the Mimeophon together, with software development by Tom Erbe. Within the Eurorack ecosystem it sits as a stereo, multi-zone audio repeater built for experimental, expressive delay work.
Market
Modular users have kept it around. One owner called it one of the few modules they've kept since starting modular synthesis five years prior. It has been described as "a great module for experimenting." Fed noise sources, it can produce musical textures, from bowed cello-like tones to wistful atmospheres.
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