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Imitor Versio

Stereo in, stereo out 12-tap multimode delay

with clock sync and tap tempo

Type Stereo reverb/DSP

platform

Size 10 HP

Depth 1.5 inches

Power 2x5 Eurorack

+12V 70

-12V 70

+5V 0

Overview

Imitor Versio is a delay designed for experimentation. With 12 delay taps and a slew of

parameters designed to make the delay perform in unfathomable ways, IV is perfect for

creating unusual echoes, experimenting with dierent delay shapes and patterns,

adding vintage are to an atmosphere, and more.

Ask your doctor if Imitor Versio is right for you.

Etymology

Imitor -- from Latin: “Imitate”

Versio -- from Latin: “Versatile”

“Versatile imitation”

Color code

On boot, the IV’s LEDs will shine with this color

pattern to indicate that it is running the current IV

rmware:

Summary of content (5 pages)

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Noise Engineering Imitor Versio Stereo in, stereo out 12-tap multimode delay with clock sync and tap tempo Overview Type Stereo reverb/DSP platform Size 10 HP Depth 1.5 inches Power 2x5 Eurorack +12V 70 -12V 70 +5V 0 Imitor Versio is a delay designed for experimentation.
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Power To power your Noise Engineering module, turn off your case. Plug one end of your ribbon cable into your power board so that the red stripe on the ribbon cable is aligned to the side that says -12v and each pin on the power header is plugged into the connector on the ribbon. Make sure no pins are overhanging the connector! If they are, unplug it and realign. Line up the red stripe on the ribbon cable so that it matches the white stripe and/or -12v indication on the board and plug in the connector.
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Technical specifications All CV inputs expect 0-5 V. All pots act as offsets and sum with the input CV. The Tap gate input responds to signals above +2 V. The audio inputs clip around 16 V peak to peak. Imitor Versio operates at an internal and external sample rate of 96khz. Patch Tutorial With 12 taps, IV’s control layout is rather unique. We recommend reading through the parameters, and then starting with the “Super Simple” patch outlined below.
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Interface IV’s parameters are described below, followed by the corresponding Desmodus Versio parameter in parentheses for ease of use when reflashing. Blend (Blend): Wet/dry mix between the input signal and the resulting delay. Regen (Regen): Feedback amount for the delay lines. Turning this control past 3:00 ducks the delay line based on the input, creating sidechain-type effects. Regen is a sensitive control and while you are learning the module you may have best results if you keep it relatively low.
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Updating Firmware Imitor Versio’s firmware can be updated by the user via our firmware webapp. In the unlikely event that the need arises, firmware patches will be available on that site. Alternate firmwares are also available on the webapp to transform your IV into a completely different module. Webapp link: https://portal.noiseengineering.us/ To update the firmware on your Imitor Versio: 1. Turn off the power to your case and unscrew IV. 2. Remove the power connector on the back of IV. 3.