Unleash the power of precise timing with the Noise Engineering Horologic Solum, a versatile addition to your modular synthesizer setup. This robust voltage-controlled clock generator is engineered to elevate your Eurorack rig by offering a comprehensive suite of features designed for both seasoned synthesists and newcomers exploring the modular realm. With its four clock outputs, Horologic Solum is not just a timekeeper—it’s a rhythmic architect.

The module features a distinctive "204" switch that allows users to toggle between three unique divisor modes: powers of two, odd numbers, and powers of four. This flexibility makes it a breeze to craft intricate rhythms and polyrhythms, all switchable in real-time to keep your performance dynamic and engaging. Integrate it with an external clock source using the Tempo knob as an offset, and you’ve got a powerful tool for orchestrating multi-module syncopations.

Noise Engineering's commitment to quality and innovation shines through in the Horologic Solum, making it an indispensable tool for those seeking to push the boundaries of their musical expression. Whether you're syncing up a complex patch or just craving a new rhythmic flavor, this module is ready to deliver.

Key Features:

• 4HP module for compact and efficient clock generation and division
• Compatible with external clock sources for wider interoperative use
• Tempo knob functions as an offset for real-time adjustments
• "204" switch toggles powers of 2, odd numbers, and powers of 4 for diverse rhythmic possibilities
• Four clock outputs support complex polyrhythms and tempo subdivisions
• Reset control via CV or manual input for seamless measure management

Product specs

FAQs

What is the primary function of the Noise Engineering Horologic Solum?

The Horologic Solum is a clock module designed for Eurorack modular synth systems. It provides precise timing signals to synchronize other modules within your setup.

How many outputs does the Horologic Solum provide?

The Horologic Solum offers four clock outputs, allowing you to distribute timing signals to multiple modules simultaneously.

What is the horizontal pitch of the Noise Engineering Horologic Solum?

The Horologic Solum has a horizontal pitch of 4HP, making it a compact addition to your Eurorack setup.

Is the Horologic Solum suitable for live performance setups?

Yes, the Horologic Solum is ideal for live performance setups due to its precise clock functionality, ensuring tight synchronization across your modular system.