The Noise Engineering Lapsus Os is a versatile 10HP Eurorack module designed for musicians who crave creative control over their modular synth setups. With its four-channel attenuverting capabilities, this module offers a seamless blend of performance-ready features and flexibility. Whether you're a live performer or a studio enthusiast, the Lapsus Os provides intuitive CV management to shape your sound effortlessly.

The module operates in both unipolar and bipolar modes, allowing you to tailor your sound manipulation. In unipolar mode, each channel offers straightforward attenuating control over incoming signals. Switch to bipolar mode, and the slider transforms, with one half serving as an attenuator and the other half functioning as a combination attenuator and inverter. This dual functionality makes it an indispensable tool for dynamic sound shaping.

Each of the four channels comes equipped with an offset option, enabling creative routing possibilities. Plus, the inclusion of two identical outputs per channel ensures seamless integration into any setup, whether you're performing live or working in the studio. The Lapsus Os's reversible design further enhances its adaptability, making it a go-to choice for any configuration you might envision.

Key Features:

• 10HP module for flexible control over neighboring modules
• Unipolar operation with per-channel attenuating control
• Bipolar mode with split slider for attenuating and inverting functions
• Per-channel inputs with dedicated offset options
• Two identical outputs per channel for seamless interoperation
• Reversible design for live or performance use

Product specs

FAQs

What is the primary function of the Noise Engineering Lapsus Os module?

The Noise Engineering Lapsus Os is a 4-channel attenuverter/attenuator/offset module designed for Eurorack systems, allowing you to modify control voltages and audio signals with precision using its faders and switches.

How does the unipolar/bipolar switch affect the Lapsus Os module's operation?

The unipolar/bipolar switch on each channel allows you to toggle between unipolar operation, which offsets voltages above zero, and bipolar operation, which offsets voltages both above and below zero, offering greater flexibility in signal processing.

What are the power requirements for the Noise Engineering Lapsus Os module?

The Lapsus Os requires a Eurorack case and power supply, with a power consumption of +12V/60mA and -12V/50mA, making it essential to ensure your case can accommodate these specifications.

How many inputs and outputs does the Lapsus Os module feature?

The Lapsus Os module includes 4 offset inputs, 4 attenuating/attenuverting inputs, and 8 outputs, providing extensive routing options for integrating with other Eurorack modules.

What is the significance of the faders on the Lapsus Os module?

The faders on the Lapsus Os allow for precise manual control over the attenuation and offset of signals, making it easier to shape and manipulate sound within your modular setup.