Pressure Points is a controller in which 1 of 4 sets of 3 tuned voltages are selected by touching the corresponding printed copper wire at the bottom of the instrument. Touching Pressure Points, you become part of the circuit. In addition to the tuned voltages, a gate signal (Gate OUT) and a control voltage proportional to the amount of pressure applied (Press OUT), are generated when the module is touched. Up to 4 of these modules may be Chained together to create controllers of varying size and complexity. Each of the Gate and Press OUTS are normalized to their respective SUM BUS which is output at the last Gate and Press OUT in the Chain.

2 potentiometers allow the circuit to be adjusted for desired playing response. One is an internal trimmer which may be adjusted to compensate for size of your digits, and moisture of your skin. The other is adjustable from the front-side of the module, and sets overall system sensitivity. An expansion port on the backside will allow for sequential control via the forthcoming Points Expander, bringing all of the typical functionalities of the analog sequencer to this system. The Pressure Points operates from a single supply and may thus be powered with a wall-wart or even a 9V battery. Pressure Points will, of course, operate perfectly powered from the dual supplies found in euro rack format cases from Doepfer, MonoRocket, MW. Having the single supply operation allows for greater ease in building of custom enclosures. The faceplate for the Pressure Points is actualy a printed circuit board. Therefore it will be black, with white and gold graphics.

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This module is 20HP and consumes 20mA worth of current.

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MakeNoise wurde von Tony Rolando gegründet. Als er mit 12 Jahren seine E-Gitarre an ein Pioneer SR-202 Reverb anschloss, begann seine Begeisterung für elektronische Klänge. Er fing an elektronische Schaltungen zu entwerfen als er in der Elektronikindustrie arbeitete und fing später an, unter den Namen OWL und Makenoise, Musikelektronik auf Kundenwunsch zu bauen.

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Letzte Änderung: 2010-02-14