• get triggered and powered from incoming gates or CV (provided by voltage sequencers or modular systems)
• increase the natural chaotic movement of electricity by removing the stabilizing elements of a constant power source
• facilitate the sound of electronic circuits loading and unloading, powering up and powering down 
• attenuate incoming voltage to all four channels, and between channels
• access swing and groove through natural circuit-loading
• deconstruct programmed rhythm sequences to make surprisingly new ideas 
• behave as a drum machine (drum brain)
• behave as a textural drone instrument
• dynamically and organically respond to different gate lengths on each channel, due to power loading characteristics of each circuit type
• achieve movement and textural complexity normally associated with modular instruments and feedback patching 
• respond differently to an assortment of CV types (LFO, VCO, envelopes)
• treat each unique channel as a “drum voice” or a chaotic “synth voice” (but more likely somewhere in between) 
• span touch plates with fingers, when using it as a drone instrument, to change pitch or texture
• attenuate the links between channels to rhythmically vary modulation between them depending upon when each is receiving CV

Specifications