The sequencer can play sequences of 4, 6 or 8 steps (depends on the position of the switch). In order to move from step to step, the timing signal routed to the "CLK" input can be used. It can be a square wave or a gate signal. For the construction of...
The Phase Shifter module is an analogue 16-step phaser. In addition to the output at the sixteenth stage, there’s another mix (dry/wet) is provided after the eight one. In addition, there are outputs after the seventh and fifteenth steps which allow no...
The module is designed as an "extreme" block of the modular system, its purpose is to output the generated synth sound. Outs has two independent inputs, which allows the module to be used not only as a stereo, but as a dual mono. If the signal cable is...
Oscillator v2 is a compact analog voltage controlled oscillator (VCO). It is built on the same principle as its big brother was. The module is controlled by a 1-volt signal per octave and can play notes within a 5-octave range. A coarse and fine tuning...
Multiple consists of two identical splitters. The audio or CV signal fed into the splitter is duplicated at the three outputs, and thus one signal can be routed on three different modules. The module does not require power and is small in size (only 2HP).
Mix Mult consists of two functional units: a three-channel mixer and two signal multipliers. Each mixer channel has its own gain control. Channels 1 and 2 have independent outputs with the function of disconnecting from the mixer, which allows them to be...
The four-channel mixer or 4 independent attenuators. Can be used for both audio signals and CV control signals. An independent level controller is provided for each channel. The circuit allows using any of the first three channels as an independent...
The module serves to convert MIDI events to CV control signals. In MIDI3 3 modes are available: Monophonic mode - MIDI notes are translated into CV and gate signals and get output to channels 1 and 2 simultaneously. Three priority modes for notes are...
The analog module based on a resistive optocoupler is designed to simulate the characteristics of natural instruments (violins, wind instruments, guitars, etc.). It is known that natural instruments tend to change the harmonic composition depending on...
The two low-frequency oscillators are combined simultaneously within one housing, each having its own peculiarities. There’s LFO1 at the top of the module. The generation frequency is set by the large "frequency" knob and is indicated by a flashing red...
