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Blck_Noir is a modular drum synthesizer with seven voices. Its circuits are loosely based on the Roland CR-78. Compared to the classic from the 70s, however, the module sounds much rougher and more powerful. – No wonder, as discrete analog circuits are combined with features like digital noise and spectrum animation. The Blck_Noir’s seven voices are kick, snare-drum, tambourine, closed and open hi-hat, cymbals as well as metal beat. An effects processor with eight algorithms is available for sound enhancement.
The Endorphin.es - Blck_Noir module is a set of seven drum voices.
It provides kick, snare, tambourine, closed and open hi-hats, cymbal and metallic sound.
The circuit is based on the Roland CR-78, but the Blck_Noir can go deeper and become harsher. Thanks to a digital noise generator with spectral animation, this module can produce very dirty sounds.
Each voice provides an individual output, and there is also a master stereo output with an effect processor including eight algorithms. Additionally, the sound of the master output can be tamed using a warm sounding filter which is controlled with the big knob.
Behind Barcelona-based Endorphin.es are engineers Moritz Scharf from Austria and Andreas Zhukovsky from Ukraine. Strongly influenced by Buchla, their airline-themed modules provide endless possibilities, including but not limited to MIDI Polyphonic Expression (MPE).
