Opp Ned four-channel arpeggiator from Noise Engineering

[@drigodesousa]

Since it’s easy to flash the firmware what are the chances there’s going to be a quantizer firmware version for this

[@turbotambourine]

My thoughts exactly haha.

[@akepamusic]

Looks and sounds great! The independent advancing is so sick :)

[@digital_crickets]

My wallet felt so safe this morning... Then THIS happened!

[@turbotambourine]

Very cool module. I love the way your modules have all the controls ready for use without menus and such. Very fun implementation of an arp for sure!

[@Sequenox]

This is BRILLIANT!!!

[@michaelt_tamtam]

Cool module! Looks fun

[@robbrobb5543]

I smell a new quantizer on the horizon 😂😂😂. This is a cool take on arpeggiators.

[@katelikesrectangles]

looks ideal! great job

[@symbiat0]

Hell yeah, had to order one of these right away 😂

[@dubstationzero4908]

looks fun !! in a future firmware would it be possible to lock in root note and mode for those of us who don't know all our scales ? , seems it would make it more fun then to have pattern under cv control .

[@ITATTRACTS]

I own this and the Gamut and love them both. Curious what the reasoning was behind leaving triggers/gate outputs off of this one was vs. having them all there on the Gamut. I love that functionality on the Gamut and always forget it’s missing when I reach for the Opp Ned. Not a huge deal but just curious. ❤

[@NoiseEngineering]

We played with the idea but it seemed less useful with this module than on Gamut. We couldn't justify the extra size (and price) to put them on.

[@ITATTRACTS]

@@NoiseEngineeringright on. Both killer either way!

[@OoraMusic]

super cool!

[@xadnight]

The module asks for CV input to switch scales by CV

[@AidaKhorsandi]

Is it possible to adjust microtonal tuning /chords on this module?

[@NoiseEngineering]

The output is quantized to a 12-tet scale.

[@Nyvflz]

Awesome, when will it be available in europe ?

[@NoiseEngineering]

Opp Ned begins shipping today. Check in with your favorite retailers!

[@Hikove]

I will make my decision when I see the next firmware for this platform.

[@brkencircuits]

Nice!

[@scienceroommusic]

It is possible to advance through the presets via CV?

[@NoiseEngineering]

Yes, just send a CV signal to the Notes CV input to change arpeggio patterns on the fly

[@jimcalverley]

@@NoiseEngineering awesome! thank you!

[@eddraper]

Looooooooking gooood ;-)

[@T11eTheNorse]

Did a double take when I saw the thumbnail: "opp ned" means "upside down" in Norwegian 😄

[@ozzy3ml]

Samme her😁

[@cottoneyemoe]

Or just "up down", which makes sense in the context of an arpeggiator.

[@loafheresy5729]

i need to make a NE system...

[@PatternRecognitionMusic]

Bruh. Just when you think you don't need an arpeggiator...I've got three NE modules so far, and a fourth on the way from Detroit Modular as we speak, I'll be poor before long at this rate!

[@NoiseEngineering]

Thanks so much for the support!

[@av.kleber]

arpitecht vibe

[@martin-krzywinski]

Same arpeggio for all channels? Looks like a missed opportunity for something great, given that we have independent triggers for each channel.

[@brownmoney27]

Could the demos have been any less musical?

[@cougarman8]

Could this comment have been any more pointless?