Game system is a sequencer of CV and gate signals with control via joystick and buttons. The module contains six pre-installed "games", each of which contains an individual type of sequencing: from a standard step sequencer to a chaotic set of CV and...
Analog multifunctional voltage-controlled filter, based on SVR (State Variable Filter) technology. It has four filters with individual outputs: low pass, band pass, high frequency (high pass) and a notch filter. Notch filter can have the characteristic...
Envelope is an analog function generator which can be used in a variety of ways: attack-decay (AD) envelope, attack-sustain-release (ASR), attack-release (AR), LFO, output voltage limiter, wave shaper. The attack time is set by the regulator or an...
There are two high-quality linear VCAs (voltage controlled amplifier) in the module. For each of the VCA, a separate control input with an adjustable attenuator and a passthru are provided. The presence of a mix output allows the module to be used as a two-channel controlled mixer.
Detect is a small module (6HP) designed to generate control signals from an audio signal. Two CV signals at the output of the block: ENV (envelope signal) and GATE (pulse waveform). For the envelope detector, attack and decay settings are available. The...
Crush is an analog bitcrusher, an effect that simulates the degradation of a signal when the sample rate decreases. The effect is based on the quantization of a signal with a specified frequency, which is set manually or via CV input. The ratio of the...
Chain reactor is represented with four independent LFOs enclosed in one case. The first two oscillators are VILFO (pittsburgh modular vilfo), unique modulatable LFOs. For each of them an inf CV and ws CV is provided. Frequency, external source depth and...
Analog Replicator is a delay built on two BBD chips. Delay is conventionally considered to be analog, since the BBD (Bucket Brigade Device) technology is something between the analogue and the digital (the signal is discretized in time, but not quantized...
ADSR launched by Pittsburg Modular is a classic envelope generator with four parameters: attack, decay, sustain and release. A two-position switch sets the generator time limit. A red indicator is provided for visualizing the operation of the module. The module is designed in a strict vintage style.
The case of Buchla format for desktop use. It can accommodate LEM3, LEM4, LEM7 or any other set of 200/200e series modules. An external switched mode power supply is used, which comes with a set of adapters for different types of networks (USA, Japan, Europe).
