Imitor Versio (Silver)

The Noise Engineering Imitor Versio is a delay designed for experimentation. With 12 (yes, twelve!) delay taps and a load of parameters designed to make the delay perform in unfathomable ways, IV is perfect for creating unusual echoes, experimenting with different delay shapes and patterns, adding vintage flare to an atmosphere, and more. Add crescendos and decrescendos with the flip of a switch, skew timings to accelerate or decelerate, and tap the base time of the taps with the Tap button or sync to an external clock.

DON’T FORGET! All Noise Engineering “VERSIO” modules can load each other’s firmware – essentially turning your reverb into a delay, or vice versa. Neat. There are also completely new alternative firmwares coming out – such as the AMPLA VERSIO, which turns your VERSIO module into an ADSR-controlled stereo VCA/MMF gate and chorus. Find out more HERE!

Interface:

• Blend (Blend): Wet/dry mix between the input signal and
  the resulting delay.
• Regen (Regen): Feedback amount for the delay lines.
  Turning this control past 3:00 ducks the delay line based on
  the input, creating sidechain-type effects. Regen is a sensitive control and while you are learning the module you
  may have best results if you keep it relatively low.
• Skew (Speed) [bipolar]: Changes the relative timing of the
  delay taps. In the center, the spacing between taps is equal.
  To the left, the spacing starts fast and gets slower. To the
  right, the spacing starts slow and gets faster. Useful for a
  variety of effects like bouncing ball to the left and dying
  clock to the right.
• Angle (Tone) [bipolar]: Imagine that the delay taps are
  arranged in a circle in the L/R space. This control sets the
  amount that each tap is offset in that circle relative to the
  previous tap. For instance, at 1:00, the second tap will be
  rotated slightly further right than the previous, and the tap
  after that would be rotated even more, eventually looping
  back to the left side of the circle. At extreme clockwise/
  counterclockwise values, taps bounce around the stereo field wildly.
• LFO (Index) [bipolar]: Adds modulation and wide bandpass filtering to the delay line. To the left the modulation is random, to the right it is triangular. Think of LFO as a “warble” control with two flavors of warbliness.
• Time (Size): How much time there is before the first delay as a fraction of the Spread setting.
• Spread (Dense): Base delay time. This sets the time from now until the last tap. When using a tap or external clock, this acts as a clock divider/multiplier.
• LIM/DST/SHM: Delay mode that changes how the feedback path is processed: clean, slightly distorted, and pitch-shifted shimmer.
• >/=/< (BND/LRP/JMP): Changes how the 12 delay taps behave. To the left, the taps
  decrescendo. To the right, the taps crescendo. In the center, all taps are equal volume
• Tap (FSU): Tap tempo. Output LEDs flash purple each time a clock pulse/tap is
  received. Holding down the button for 2 seconds clears the tapped tempo (LEDs flash
  orange) and the Size and Dense knobs then control timing entirely. Holding down the
  button for 5 seconds clears the delay lines completely (LEDs flash white). The
  corresponding jack acts as a clock input.