Qu-Bit Electronix Nautilus
Batten the hatches, because Qu-Bit Electronix is seafaring with their sub-nautical, complex multi-delay line effects module: Nautilus. Billed as sub-nautical, the Nautilus is inspired by sonar and the underwater topographical maps it can creates, this stereo delay uses its eight delay lines to create complex networks that traverse an aquatic path. Synced with an external or internal clock in unique ways, the rhythms it generates interact with each other to create new patterns.
Not limited to sonic interactions, the Nautilus has a gate/CV output called Sonar. Using the settings and algorithms selected, Sonar will output a gate signal or CV that's based on the explorations of the delay lines. Explorations are deep and vast with each delay line able to be up to 20 seconds long and with three different settings—Fade, Doppler, and Shimmer—the deep sea diving and aquatic spelunking will yield plenty. Enjoy the solitude of the sea with the Nautilus, a deep sea, sub-nautical, multi-delay line module from Qu-Bit Electronix.
Nautilus Features
- Multi-faceted, multi-delay line effects module and underwater exploratory device
- Generates delays based on sonar and topographical maps
- Internal or external clocking
- Ultra-low noise floor
- 8 codependent delay lines with 20 seconds of audio each
- Sonar output that emits gate and CV signals related to the delay
- Stereo in/out
- Fade, Doppler, and Shimmer modes