Noise Engineering Releases Mimetic Digitwolis

 Noise Engineering says that Mimetic Digitwolis, (MD2) isthe long-awaited sequel to their Mimetic Digitalis step sequencer, rebuilt with user-requested features and more. Here's more details direct from the company...

The MD2 is a four-lane Eurorack performance sequencer where each lane can be anything: pitch, modulation,  triggers, gates...even a quantizer for external CV. Sequences can be up to 16 steps long and run forward, backward, or in Cartesian grids like 4x4 or 5x3.

We added a built-in clock, presets, CV and trigger mapping, clock division, and the ability to record CV straight into steps. And Shred is even better than ever, now randomizing CV AND Notes for unlimited generative sequencing. With its programmable gate inputs, you can shred patterns exactly when you want. Plus, each lane has optional slew limiting, giving you smooth transitions between values.

Mimetic Digitwolis also speaks MIDI, so you can sync to external gear, control quantizer scales with a keyboard, edit sequences with a faderbank, or send MIDI notes and CCs out of your rack.

With 24 save slots, you can store entire setups and swap them instantly for live performances or studio projects.

How quickly can you start a patch? Load up a Preset, hit Shred, and let Mimetic Digitwolis generate sequences that are random but always musical. Then refine by editing patterns, shifting sequences, and changing sequence length with ease.

Mimetic Digitwolis is the next evolution of modular synth performance sequencing. 

Pricing and Availability:
$385

More information:

• Mimetic Digitwolis

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