Make Noise GTE

Analog pulse extractor and Channel Index Translator for Eurorack systems.

• Advanced analog module for pulse extraction and timing management
• Up to 8 pulse channels derived from the input signal
• GTE stream generation based on signal rate
• Dedicated gate outputs for even and odd channels
• Precise synchronization via Clock input
• Compatible with New Universal Synthesizer System (N.U.S.S.) and Eurorack
• Ideal for controlled rhythm generation and advanced modulation
• Seamless integration with PoliMATHS, MATHS and MultiWAVE
• Compact 8HP format

Make Noise GTE: pulse extraction and modular timing control

The Make Noise GTE (Gestural Time Extractor) is an analog module designed to transform any signal into rhythmic and timing information that can be used within Eurorack systems and the New Universal Synthesizer System.

Pulse generation from analog signals

By analyzing the motion of the input signal using the Span control, the GTE can extract up to eight distinct pulses, as well as generate a GTE stream representing the speed of the signal itself. This allows gestures, sequences or modulations to be converted into complex, controllable rhythmic patterns.

Sensitivity control and dynamic behavior

Space parameter and system response

The Space parameter adjusts the channel spacing and sensitivity of the module, directly affecting the responsiveness of the outputs. This allows precise control over the dynamic behavior of the system, adapting to different signal sources.

Synchronization with the modular system

Clock and integration with other modules

Thanks to the Clock input, the GTE can synchronize channel changes with external events, ensuring seamless integration with sequencers, clock masters, and other modules. Complex rhythmic patterns can then be easily aligned with the rest of the system.

Channel Index Translator for N.U.S.S. Systems.

Configured appropriately, the GTE also functions as a Channel Index Translator, allowing accurate gates to be derived from signals of compatible modules such as PoliMATHS and MultiWAVE. This function greatly expands patching and programming possibilities.

Expansion of creative possibilities in the modular

The GTE opens up new possibilities in patch programming, allowing repeatable, controllable rhythmic information to be generated from any voltage source: physical gestures, function generators, or programmed sequences. It is an ideal tool for multi-voice systems and for creating advanced rhythmic structures.

Technical Specifications.

• Width: 8 HP
• Maximum depth (including cable): 29 mm
• Power consumption: 25 mA @ +12V
• Power consumption: 2 mA @ -12V
• Format: Eurorack
• Type: Analog module for pulse extraction and timing management