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| The Noise Engineering Basimilus Iteritas Alia is a 10 HP Eurorack drum voice that Noise Engineering calls a universal drum synthesizer. It is a parameterized digital voice with analog roots, built for modular users who want kicks, snares, hats and unusual percussion from one module. It can also play basslines and leads.
The Harmonic control sets how quickly the upper harmonics decay. Fully counterclockwise it leaves a single oscillator, close to a simple analog bass drum, and turning it up brings in more partials for snares, toms and tonal hits. Attack covers a lot of ground: left of centre it adds noise to the transient, at centre it gives an analog-style pop, and to the right it slows the attack for softer, swelling sounds. With external CV on the pitch and timbre inputs, one module can stand in for a whole kit. Compared with the original Basimilus Iteritas Alter, the Alia version sounds and works almost the same. It adds the envelope output, uses an encoder for pitch instead of a potentiometer, and accepts pitch CV from -2 V to +5 V. Because it runs on the Alia hardware platform, the module can be reflashed in about a minute with a WebUSB browser such as Chrome, Edge or Opera. The other firmwares include Ataraxic, Cursus, Debel, Incus, Manis and Toros Iteritas Alia, so the same hardware can become a different voice when a patch needs it. | Regular price
€415,00
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| Noise Engineering | Modular Drum Modules |
Prices include 21% VAT based on your delivery country (Netherlands).
Price without VAT: €342,98
EU businesses outside the Netherlands can purchase with 0% VAT using a valid EU VAT number.
VAT is automatically removed after VAT validation during checkout.
The Noise Engineering Basimilus Iteritas Alia is a 10 HP Eurorack drum voice that Noise Engineering calls a universal drum synthesizer. It is a parameterized digital voice with analog roots, built for modular users who want kicks, snares, hats and unusual percussion from one module. It can also play basslines and leads.
The Harmonic control sets how quickly the upper harmonics decay. Fully counterclockwise it leaves a single oscillator, close to a simple analog bass drum, and turning it up brings in more partials for snares, toms and tonal hits. Attack covers a lot of ground: left of centre it adds noise to the transient, at centre it gives an analog-style pop, and to the right it slows the attack for softer, swelling sounds. With external CV on the pitch and timbre inputs, one module can stand in for a whole kit.
Compared with the original Basimilus Iteritas Alter, the Alia version sounds and works almost the same. It adds the envelope output, uses an encoder for pitch instead of a potentiometer, and accepts pitch CV from -2 V to +5 V. Because it runs on the Alia hardware platform, the module can be reflashed in about a minute with a WebUSB browser such as Chrome, Edge or Opera. The other firmwares include Ataraxic, Cursus, Debel, Incus, Manis and Toros Iteritas Alia, so the same hardware can become a different voice when a patch needs it.
