• UNCONVENTIONAL BUNDLE is a collection of unique modules based on some amazing Peter Blasser's Ciat-Lonbarde creations.

In Ciat-Lonbarde synthesizers, the colored jacks are a visual guide to signal direction. Generally, warm colors (red, orange) function as outputs for sending signals, while cool colors (blue, green, grey) function as inputs for processing or modulating.

Specific colors have specific functions:Red & Orange (Outputs): These transmit audio signals, control voltages (CV), or clock/pulse signals. Orange jacks often emit waveforms or sequencing voltages with a bit more "meat," whereas red jacks typically output sharper, rhythmic trigger pulses.

Green (Modulation / Sync Inputs): These are used to sync parameters, reverse buffers, or reset loops. Green inputs act like hands-on circuit-bending tools that change how the oscillator or delay acts upon itself.

Blue & Grey (Signal / Audio Inputs): These are generally used as line-in or for passing a delayed signal into other paths of the synth, allowing you to chain sections together.

Because Ciat-Lonbarde’s creator, Peter Blasser, embraces the concept of organic, "chaos" synthesis, the intention isn't always rigid. Beyond these general rules, random patching and experimenting with bare metal plugs or tin foil are encouraged to discover new, unpredictable textures.