CRUSHTURNAL takes its inspiration from the glitch created by clock changes on digital processors.

It delays, reverberates, destroys, microloops, shifts the pitch or harmonizes your signal, and much more.
Everything in a very creative way thanks to its clock sequencer that can be synced to a tap tempo or an external signal.

It has three parts: an ambience, a digital repeater, and a sequencer.

1) Ambience (white controls): Inspired by the shimmer effect of Nocturnal, this is a cathedral-like reverb with cascading pitch-shifting effects that create a glossy and expressive reverb.

2) Digital Repeater (gray controls): digital delay and sample manipulation. A robotic repeater where each repeat can be continuously sampled and reduced. Ambience and Digital Repeater sections are controlled by the (large orange) Clock knob. This knob controls the clock frequency of the processor and affects the length of reverb and delay as well as the sample rate.

3) Sequencer (orange-colored controls): A step sequencer added to the clock knob. It simulates the movement of the clock according to the selected musical intervals and speed. It also has a CV/Exp input to control the clock, a CV output to control other devices, a tap tempo, and a sync input to control the speed.

• Digital Delay, Sample Reducer, Reverb and Clock Sequencer
• Sequencer controls: Step Size, Rate, Mode
• Controls for Clock/Ambience: Diffusion, FX Level
• Filter/Digital Repeater controls: Crush, Sample Rate, FX Level, Time, Feedback
• LED: Tap, Effect On, Effect On
• Foot switch: Sequencer, Digital Repeater, Ambience
• True bypass
• Input and output: 6.3 mm jack
• EXP/CV input: 6.3 mm stereo jack
• CV output: 6.3 mm jack
• Sync input: 3.5 mm jack
• Power supply connection: Barrel connector 5.5 x 2.1 mm, center negative
• Power consumption: 500mA