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With the INM, the signal path is a bit different:
VCA
External
Input
ToneTone
VCO
FM
I.N.M. Imp
LPF
Noise
generator
VCF
VCF Bypass
Mod
depth
VCO
CV
VCO
Tune
level
level
VCA
VCF
VCF Bypass
Domain
Frequency
Range
Width
Infernal Noise Machine
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Block Diagram
11/11/2009
The voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) is not the heart, but an
effect. The heart of the INM is the
Imp, a voltage-controlled noise source.
The VCO is used to “color” the tone of the noise. While the actual signal
path is technically the same as traditional synths, with the Imp being used
to modulate the frequency of the VCO, the key to proper use of the INM
is that the Imp is the core, and the VCO is an effect. The control panel is
specifically laid out to enforce this relationship (figure 2).
Main filter section
IMP
VCO
Filter bypass
VCA section
fig. 2
fig. 1