Jomox ALPHA BASE User Manual

Version OS 1.0
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7.2.4.1 LpCut = Low Pass Cutoff < 000-127 >
Same as Page A.
7.2.4.2 HpCut = High Pass Cutoff < 000-127 >
Same as Page A.
7.2.4.3 EvAmt = Envelope Amount < 000-127 >
This parameter controls the envelope amount. The envelope creates a cutoff
modulation over time. The amount determines how strongly the envelope bends the
filter cutoff.
7.2.4.4 NtNz = Metal Noise < 000-127 >
The parameter changes the noise to a metallic noise which consists of periodic
asyncronous bit patterns.
With <000> the noise generator is turned off, <001> yields a static random noise
(white noise). On values above that <2-127>, a complex signal formed from digital
multitones and bit patterns is produced. Each value represents a unique sound pattern
which doesn't change smoothly across the range but jumps to various sounds one by
one, more akin to a kaleidoscope than a linear scale. They give you interesting results
for any adjustment, so play the game of trial and error!
Metallic Noise yields a rather aperiodic signal which results in noise-like sounds but with
tone-like structures within.
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Jomox ALPHA BASE Specifications

General

Voices	11
Analog Voices	8
Sequencer	Yes
Connectivity	MIDI In/Out/Thru, USB
Display	LCD
Type	Drum Machine
Effects	Delay, Reverb
Outputs	Main stereo output, headphones output
Inputs	2x 6.3mm Jack Inputs
Memory	Pattern
Power Supply	External Power Supply
Polyphony	11
Synthesis	Analog and Digital