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| The Noise Engineering Opp Ned is an 8HP Eurorack quad arpeggiator. It plays one shared arpeggio across four pitch CV outputs, and each channel is clocked by its own trigger input. It suits modular players who want voltage-controlled arpeggios that stay simple to set up and can follow an external sequencer through a quantized transpose input. The name is Norwegian for "up" and "down".
Building patterns happens on a 12-LED keyboard display. Set the mode switch to Edit, turn the encoder to a note and tap it to add or remove it. Hold the encoder on an active note to make it the root. The factory set covers eight tetrads, including a degenerate tetrad of three stacked major thirds, plus major, pentatonic major, minor third and pentatonic minor scales. To get started, patch a clock or trigger into input 1 and send output 1 to an oscillator's 1V/oct input. Feeding different rhythms into the other trigger inputs gives you interlocking lines that share the same notes but move independently. That makes the module useful for polyrhythmic arpeggios and multi-voice patches from a single pattern. | Regular price
€347,00
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| Noise Engineering | Modular Sequencers |
Prices include 21% VAT based on your delivery country (Netherlands).
Price without VAT: €286,78
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 Opp Ned is an 8HP Eurorack quad arpeggiator. It plays one shared arpeggio across four pitch CV outputs, and each channel is clocked by its own trigger input. It suits modular players who want voltage-controlled arpeggios that stay simple to set up and can follow an external sequencer through a quantized transpose input. The name is Norwegian for "up" and "down".
Building patterns happens on a 12-LED keyboard display. Set the mode switch to Edit, turn the encoder to a note and tap it to add or remove it. Hold the encoder on an active note to make it the root. The factory set covers eight tetrads, including a degenerate tetrad of three stacked major thirds, plus major, pentatonic major, minor third and pentatonic minor scales.
To get started, patch a clock or trigger into input 1 and send output 1 to an oscillator's 1V/oct input. Feeding different rhythms into the other trigger inputs gives you interlocking lines that share the same notes but move independently. That makes the module useful for polyrhythmic arpeggios and multi-voice patches from a single pattern.
