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Gliss is an elegant and intuitive synthesizer module for touch control. This Eurorack module lets you draw waveforms directly into your system so you can add a human touch to your control signals. It also can act as a signal visualizer, slider, or expressive capacitive keyboard. Gliss is small (4 HP), and powerful, allowing you to control your signals through high-precision touch sensing. See how waves behave with descriptive and immediate visual output via LEDs mounted behind the touchplate.
Modular synthesizer parameters are usually controlled by buttons, knobs and sliders, which are great for precise and accurate control, but too often feel like a barrier between the performer and the underlying control signals. The Gliss Eurorack module overcomes this barrier with an unrivaled degree of gestural control, visual feedback, and flexibility.
Powered by the technology behind Bela's Trill capacitive touch sensors in combination with a Cortex-M4F microcontroller, Gliss produces two high-resolution, simultaneous signals: one indicating the position of your finger, the other indicating the size of the contact area of your finger. These signals are available via two CV outputs, offering two distinct but related dimensions of control to route through your system.
Whether controlling amplitude, duration, timbral, or spatial parameters (or any combination you may choose), Gliss connects you directly to your modules with an immediacy and flexibility that opens exciting new possibilities in Eurorack.
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