Unleash a symphony of sonic destruction with the Noise Engineering Viol Ruina, a compact yet formidable addition to any modular synthesizer setup. This 4HP powerhouse merges a 24-decibel resonant lowpass 4-pole filter with an all-analog distortion circuit, offering an expansive range of tonal possibilities. Whether you're crafting subtle, nuanced effects or diving headfirst into a cacophony of chaos, the Viol Ruina delivers with character and precision.

Designed for both seasoned synth enthusiasts and newcomers alike, this module provides ample room for creativity through its manual and CV control options. The self-modulating envelope follower and FM capabilities allow for intricate sound design and experimentation. Its small footprint belies its capability to transform your audio landscape, making it a must-have for those who crave both versatility and intensity in their sound.

The Viol Ruina is not just an instrument; it's a gateway to new auditory dimensions, ensuring your modular setup remains at the forefront of innovation.

Key Features:

• 4HP module with versatile distortion and tone-shaping capabilities
• 24dB resonant lowpass 4-pole filter for flexible sound design
• All-analog distortion circuit for iconic, gritty character
• Self-modulating laser parameter for dynamic sonic sculpting
• Mangle I/O with CV control for distortion and grit profile management
• Input-dependent FM for rich harmonic versatility

Product specs

FAQs

What type of module is the Noise Engineering Viol Ruina?

The Noise Engineering Viol Ruina is a lowpass filter and distortion Eurorack module designed for modular synthesizer systems.

How does the Frequency knob and Flow switch on the Viol Ruina affect the sound?

The Frequency knob adjusts the cutoff frequency of the lowpass filter, while the Flow switch changes the filter's response, allowing for a wide range of tonal shaping.

Can the Noise Engineering Viol Ruina be used with CV inputs?

Yes, the Viol Ruina features a Frequency CV input, allowing external control over the filter's cutoff frequency.

What are the power requirements for the Noise Engineering Viol Ruina?

The Viol Ruina requires a Eurorack case with a power supply, using +12V/40mA and -12V/35mA.

What is the HP size of the Noise Engineering Viol Ruina module?

The Viol Ruina is a compact 4HP module, making it a space-efficient addition to your Eurorack setup.

What is the function of the Mangle knob on the Viol Ruina?

The Mangle knob introduces distortion to the signal, providing a range of aggressive and textured sounds.