Knob-by-Knob
Rate: Controls the speed of the waveformâs motion. The pulse width of these waveforms is produced by the onboard VCO being kept in a state of flux.
Tune: Sets the fine tuning of the synth voices.
Mix: Sets the blend between clean and synth sounds.
Sub: Adds an additional voice one octave down from the input signal.
Octave: Drops the entire synth sound down an additional octave. Can be devastating.
Shape: Changes the waveform from a sawtooth to a square wave, or vice versa.
Pulse Width Modulation
The Space Rip outputs a choice of sawtooth or square waves that constantly undulate in and out like an accordion. This is accomplished through a type of synthesis called Pulse Width Modulation (PWM). The Rate knob controls the speed of an onboard LFO which continuously alters the waveshape of both oscillators to create an ultra-thick analog sound inspired by high-end, vintage synthesizers.
Tearing the Fabric of Spacetime
Choose your analogyâripping open the night sky, a zipper the size of a galaxy, the cosmos tearing itself in half like its telophasing in mitosisâpoint is, it sounds wild.
Space Rip |
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MODEL | ||
Model Name | Space Rip | |
SKU | PWM | |
Function | PWM Guitar Synth | |
Category 1 | Synthesis | |
Category 2 | - | |
Expression | - | |
Bypass | True Bypass | |
ELECTRONICS | ||
Voltage | 9VDC | |
Current Draw | 100mA | |
Input Impedance | 2.2M | |
Output Impedance | 150ohms | |
BODY | ||
Length (in) | 1.5 | |
Width (in) | 3.75 | |
Height (in) | 1.75 | |
Weight (lbs) | 0.5 | |
