The Entropic Doom takes noise and tuned noise to a whole new level; it can almost be described as an oscillator for noise, or a Noisillator as we like to call it. Traditionally in modular synthesis, we use either white or pink noise and then process it through envelopes and filters to create various effects. However, the Entropic Doom takes modular noise creation to places it has never been before!

We have a CMOS Logic Gate based Noise Generator with Coarse and Fine tuning controls, along with two, three, and four-pole low pass filters and a passband resonator within the noise loop itself. We have both Audio and Sync inputs, which can be mixed into the noise loop to add even greater variety to the sounds generated. We have both Bright and Dark Noise outputs, which are pre- and post-filter respectively; however, because the noise and filter are in a feedback loop, the Bright output also responds to filter type and settings.

There are CV inputs to allow voltage control of both Frequency and Resonance, and also an essential 1V/Oct input so that we can "play" the noise in tune from a keyboard or sequencer.

In addition, we have separate XOR-based Ring Modulator and CMOS gate-based VCA submodules. These can be used independently from and simultaneously with the Noisillator circuitry.

More information can be found here: Entropic Doom