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Overview
Pons Asinorum is a compact four-channel multimode envelope
generator and LFO with voltage control. PA has three different
envelope shapes, CV over cycle length, and a unique single-
encoder control scheme that makes adjusting multiple channels
mid-performance easy. Channels can be set separately to
envelope mode or to cycle in LFO mode, giving PA maximal
flexibility in a minimal footprint.
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Noise Engineering
Pons Asinorum
Small four-channel voltage-controlled linear
envelope generator and LFO
Type
Quad Envelope/LFO
Size
6HP Eurorack
Depth
.8 Inches
Power
2x5 Eurorack
+12 mA
60 mA
-12 mA
50 mA
Etymology
Pons-- from latin: “Bridge”
Asinorum -- from latin: “Donkey” with suffix -orum forming
an adjective.
“Bridge of Asses”
Also used as a name for proposition 5 from Book 1 of Euclid’s
Elements.
CV inputs respond to 0-5v.
Envelopes will trigger on a rising edge of about 3 volts.
Output voltage is 0-5 volts.
Input & output voltages
Interface
Channel select 1-4 buttons: Enable or disable channels for editing. LEDs for selected
channels will display as red or purple, depending on cycle length; deselected channels will
be unlit (indicating minimum length) or blue.
Length encoder: Adjusts the cycle length of selected channels. Pressing the encoder resets
selected channels to their minimum length. Tap again to undo the reset.
Hit button: Tap to trigger selected channels in envelope mode or to reset phase in LFO
mode. Hold down Hit for two seconds to activate/deactivate LFO mode on selected
channels.
Mode switch: Switches all four channels between ramp up, up/down, and ramp down
modes.
CV inputs 1-4: Change each channel’s cycle length.
Trigger inputs 1-4: Triggers an envelope or resets LFO phase, depending on channel
mode. Trigger ins are internally circularly normalled: sending a trigger to any channel with
no other triggers patched triggers all four envelopes. Patch another trigger in to break
normalization past that point.
Outputs 1-4: Channel outputs.
Behavior settings:
Sample and Hold: Holding Hit down on power up changes CV response from continuous
to sample and hold. On startup, after initial LED flashing, all four channel LEDs will flash
blue to indicate sample and hold mode or red for continuous mode.
Short/long response: Holding the encoder down for about 2 seconds and pressing a
channel button changes the CV response range of that channel (blue for short, red for
long).
LFO Mode: Hold down Hit for two seconds to activate/deactivate LFO mode on selected
channels.
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Special Thanks
Skyler King
Dave Driggers
Design Notes
Like so many of our modules, PA has had several incarnations. Sky King (Kittyspit)
originally suggested we make a small dual decay module. For years, we worked on that
and it was just never compelling by itself. It languished. When NE friend Dave Driggers
mentioned the name of his band, Pons Asinorum, something clicked and we realized what
we needed to do: expand the functionality beyond just decay. It’s the first module we’ve
done where the function was inspired by the name (loosely, yes). We added attack and
attack/decay to the module and we were excited again! Getting near-final hardware
coincided with us finding Markus Cancilla as the first NE employee and he made so many
good suggestions that substantially improved the final product you now hold.
Patch Tutorial
Basic patch: Patch a trigger or gate into Channel 1’s trigger in. Patch Channel 1’s output
to something in your system that would enjoy an envelope. Select Channel 1 and use the
mode switch and encoder to change the envelope length and type. Unpatch the trigger in
and hold down Hit to switch to an LFO, and again adjust cycle time and shape to best suit
your patch.
Variety is the spice of life, and different types of modulation are the spice of eurorack. Set
each channel to what you need: envelope mode or LFO mode. If you only need one
envelope, you can still use three other channels as separate LFOs. With four channels of
CV-controlled modulation, there are many self-modulated patches that can be created with
a little creativity. For instance…
Quadrature LFO
Set each channel to envelope mode with a reasonably long cycle time. Set the mode switch
to the middle up/down position. Mult Channel 1s output to a CV destination in your
system, and to Channel 2s trigger in. Do the same for Channels 2/3, 3/4, and 4/1. Deselect
all but one envelope, and trigger it with Hit. The envelopes will now cycle 90 degrees out
of phase from each other, much like a quadrature LFO.

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