Terci Ruina Demo and Overview

In this video I run a variety of sounds through Noise Engineering's Terci Ruina module, and do a brief comparison to the distortion on their Viol Ruina module. For the sake of brevity I only look at the distortions in series from top to bottom, but be aware that you can use all the distortions seperately or change their orders. This is not an endorsement or advertisement of any kind. Apologies for the shaking, for whatever reason I used my desktop tripod when I had a whole real tripod sitting there just like holding some spare headphones WOOPS!

[@marcuslutz]

Thank you very much! This video is way more informative than the manufacturer´s demo. Highly appreciated!

[@fabamarie]

Yes really better video than noise engeneering one 👍🏻

[@ili_ili_music3721]

can only agree

[@klarkinelis]

...I do too. Thank you, and have a nice day too 😎🖤👽

[@klestor]

Good to hear the comparison. Thank you

[@cybermortal1983]

you're very welcome.

[@weave_of_k]

can more than 1 output be used at once?

[@cybermortal1983]

you can but I believe it breaks the normalization of the module (sorry I no longer have the module so I cannot test it). Basically, if you wanted three seperate flavors of distortion for the same sound you could achieve this by sending the sound to a mult (or using stacked cables or whatever) and putting it into each input, then taking each individual output. Alternatively you can use different sounds in each input and have 3 distinct distortions etc. It's a lot of distortions in 4hp.

[@weave_of_k]

@@cybermortal1983 clever, I’ll have to try that when it arrives!