Patching Panda - Hatz v3

This is the V3 Version of Hatz

Hi-hats are typically rich in complex, inharmonic frequencies that create a metallic, shimmering sound. Hi-hats rely heavily on noise components to create the "sizzle" effect. While analog circuits can generate white or colored noise using transistors or diodes, it's difficult to get the noise characteristics just right for hi-hats. Designing a noise source that consistently produces the right quality and amount of noise can require fine-tuning and careful component selection. Hi-hats need very fast attack and controlled decay to emulate the sharpness of a real cymbal. Achieving precise control over these fast transients is challenging in analog circuits.

Hatz v3 is an analog circuit that includes 2 types of noise: "Metals" generates stable, high-frequency square wave oscillations that are essential for the metallic, bright sound characteristic of hi-hats. "Texture generates a unique, digital form of noise that has a slightly "stepped" quality, adding a texture that's not as smooth as white noise, but has a desirable grain.

Independent envelopes for precise transient shaping and a bandpass filter for frequency control contribute to a complex, high-quality hi-hat sound. This design approach provides flexibility, realism, and sonic richness that elevates the hi-hat beyond basic analog percussion.

Features:
• Analog hi-hat module combining 2 kinds of noise heart ❤ complex (LFSR) noise and (LOGIC) noise metals
• 2 pole filter for each individual channel with CV
• Vintage drum machine accent style
• Choke switch
• Linear and exponential fall selection in both channels
• Open hat decay control with CV input
• Decay control for the closed hat
• Hold input for manual envelope opening via gates and CV
• 2 LED indicators
• Accent input with level/accent attenuator

DIY-Kit-Type:
SMD-Kit-1. This is a Do-It-Yourself kit, not an assembled module. The kit includes all parts to build the module. All SMD parts are pre-soldered, only trough-hole parts to solder. For build guide, more info, videos etc. please check the buttons below.