Sequencer serial / shift register sequencer / 8 HP ⇣ Serial is a sequencer that generates random gates and voltages, allowing for seamless looping with a specified step length. It excels at quickly creating and cycling through random voltages while simultaneously producing up to 8 gates. 1/3 key features 8-Step Analog Sequencer Outputs 8 Gates and 1 CV Signal Sequence Randomly or Looped 4 Different Lengths Length CV External Clock Manually Add or Delete Notes/Gates CV Out Level Control Wrong Polarity Protection specs & downloads width: 8 HP depth: 30 mm power: 55 mA @ +12V / 21 mA @ -12V documentation videos description / manual The CLOCK input takes any voltage (CV & audio) and generates clock pulses according to a voltage threshold that can be adjusted by a trimmer on the back of the board. Turn it to the left to lower the threshold and increase the probability that low voltages will generate a clock signal. This clock is used to drive an internal shift register that reads a voltage level generated by an internal noise generator and synchronises it to the clock. The generated noise can also be taken from the NOISE output. If you plug something into the CV IN socket, this voltage is mixed with the noise source and locked to the sequence with every clock pulse. This way you can influence random notes with an external CV. When voltages are locked to a clock, a gate corresponding to that clock signal is generated and passed in series to the GATE OUTPUTS. In addition, a main trigger pulse is available at the PULSE socket. At the same time, the locked voltage is passed on to the CV OUT socket (e.g. to be routed to a 1V/OCT input of an oscillator). Adjust the level of this voltage with the AMOUNT knob. Use the ADD or DEL button to manually set or remove locked voltages in the sequence. You will notice that you can only add a note if you press ADD at the same time as a clock pulse. By pressing the LENGTH button, you can choose the step length of the sequence between 4, 6, 7 or 8 steps (the picture shows step 5, which was later changed to step 7). You can also change the length via CV. Please note that changing the step length can also lead to different output voltages at CV OUT, as it reads the voltages from different clock pulses. Use the RNDM/LOOP button to loop a sequence or create a random new series of voltages and gates. SERIAL QUICK START GUIDE: SERIAL_QUICK_START .pdf Download PDF • 532KB prev Up next

Oscillator give v2 / classic analog vco with sub-octaves and waveform mixer / 14 HP ⇣ GIVE V2 is a sonic powerhouse that transcends the boundaries of traditional sound generation. The module is an exceptional analog VCO accompanied by a versatile waveform mixer and three suboctaves 1/3 key features Classic Analog VCO 5 Outputs: SAW, TRI, SUB, NOISE, PULSE 1V/Octave tracking Pulse Width Modulation with Attenuator Frequency Modulation with Attenuator Integrated Waveform Mixer Skiff friendly design Wrong Polarity Protection specs & downloads width: 12 HP depth: 28 mm power: 31 mA @ +12V / 28 mA @ -12V documentation videos description / manual The VCO provides five outputs, the last four of them can be mixed with an integrated mixer:PULSE, SAW, TRIANGLE, 3x PULSE SUB & NOISE Patching a voltage/audio source into FM you can frequency modulate the oscillator. Incoming voltages can be attenuated with FM CV. In the middle of the module you will find the PWM potentiometer. Here you may change the pulse width of the pulse wave. The width may also be controlled via external voltage with the PWM jack and the PWM CV attenuator. Just like all other classic analog VCOs GIVE II also tracks one volt per octave with the help of the 1V/OCT input jack. Each wave can also be hard-synced by an external wave patched to the SYNC jack. In addition to the classic VCO functions GIVE II also provides an integrated frequency divider. The MIX output jack will not only supply the waveforms SAW, TRIANGLE and NOISE, but also provides up to 3 sub octaves derivated from the PULSE waveform. The volume of each sub-octave may be adjusted with the potentiometer SUB 1-3. ORIG will adjust the volume of the original PULSE signal. Using the switch ORIG SQU you can flip the SQUARE waveform. prev Up next

Effects singer / feature-rich delay with extensive parameters / 8 HP ⇣ Probably SINGER is one of the best equipped DIY PT2399 Delays available. It is the consequence of years of development of other delay effects such as DELAY V2 and GRITZNER and now combines new and old functions in one module. Why another PT2399 Delay? Well, because the PT2399 is a very special kind of delay with its own and very unique character we all love and we want CV control over most parameters. In contrast to DELAY V2 and GRITZNER, SINGER was made to explore the boundaries of the PT2399 chip and is able to create all sorts of crazy delay, glitch and noise sounds. It is rather specialized on short delay times, but can create some really nice delay and feedback craziness. 1/4 key features Analog Delay CV Control over most Parameters Two Inputs Internal LFO WET Output Wrong polarity protection specs & downloads width: 8 HP depth: 45 mm power: 95 mA @ +12V / 45 mA @ -12V documentation videos description / manual SINGER has two audio inputs IN A and IN B, whereas IN B includes a high pass filter that attenuates frequencies below 320Hz. Especially for effect sends it is helpful to only introduce a high pass filtered delay effect to the mix. You can switch between IN A and IN B by using the A/B switch (switch MAN / LFO set to MAN) or by introducing a CV gate signal to the A/B GATE input jack. When the CV gate signal is high, only IN B will be routed to the delay circuitry indicated by the IN B LED. It is also possible to switch between both inputs using the internal LFO (switch MAN / LFO set to LFO). This way you can create some really unique delay cascades using two different audio signals. The DELAY TIME can be changed with the large DLY TME knob. The range is set to be too large for the PT2399 chip to handle. Consequently turning the knob from 2 o´clock on clockwise will create crazy glitches and noise artifacts. Cleaner delay times can be achieved by settings from 7 to 12 o´clock. The delay time can be changed via CV at the TIME CV input jack. A dedicated DLY CV attenuator let´s you decrease the amount of CV that is being applied. Additionally an internal LFO can control delay time if nothing is patched into the TIME CV jack and the DLY CV knob is turned to the right. The LFO rate can be set with the LFO RATE potentiometer and the LFO cycle can be reset by a CV gate or trigger signal that is patched to the LFO RESET input jack. You may choose to use a triangle or square wave LFO with the help of the TRI/SQU switch. The LFO is normalized to delay rate and feedback via the dedicated attenuators if nothing is patched to the corresponding CV input jacks. The LFO rate LED only indicates LFO waves controlling delay rates after attenuation. The LFO is also normalized to the A/B input switch if the MAN / LFO switch is set to LFO. A DRY/WET potentiometer sets the amount of delay effect that is applied to the OUT jack. On top the level of the wet signal can be changed with the IN attenuator. Hence if the DRY/WET pot is fully clockwise and the IN attenuator is fully counter-clockwise, no signal is audible at the OUT jack. FEEDBACK may be changed with the help of the FEEDBACK knob and can also be controlled via CV at the FDBK CV jack and the dedicated FDBK CV attenuator. If nothing is patched to the FDBK CV jack you can also route the internal LFO to control the feedback amount if you turn the FDBK CV attenuator to the right. VCA CV provides the opportunity to control the level of amplification of the wet signal via control voltages such as an envelope or an LFO. The WET output supplies the pure delay signal at any time. SINGER QUICK START GUIDE: SINGER_QUICK_START .pdf Download PDF • 741KB prev Up next

Modulation & Random 2xlfo / dual analog lfo / 3 HP ⇣ 2xLFO is a simple dual analog low frequency oscillator with two waveforms each. 1/3 key features Dual LFO with 2 Waveforms each Triangle, Pulse Waveforms selectable via Switch Rate Range changeable via Switch LFO Rate potentiometers Suitable for Audio Rates Wrong polarity protection Skiff friendly specs & downloads width: 3 HP depth: 30 mm power: 15 mA @ +12V / 15 mA @ -12V documentation videos description / manual The module offers the choice between a triangle and square waveform, conveniently switchable. The rate can be finely tuned using dedicated potentiometers. A switch allows seamless adjustment from extremely slow to audio-frequency rates. The module features two LEDs that provide visual feedback on the current LFO voltage state. Beyond its traditional LFO functionality, this module also operates as a dual sound source. It's particularly well-suited for crafting tonal percussion sounds that don't require pitch modifications via CV. With a straightforward design, the module comprises only 19 distinct solderable components, making it an uncomplicated build. prev Up next

Sequencer push / manual sequential switch / 4 HP ⇣ This module was inspired by Make Noise „Pressure Points“, which has three rows of four tunable voltages. PUSH takes one of these rows in order to play melodies, change timbral settings of oscillators or even to store simple presets for a given parameter of any other module in an HP friendly design. 1/3 key features Manual Sequential Switch Four Voltages Loop Sequence in 2, 3 or 4 Steps Reset to Jump to Step 1 Variable Maximum Voltage via Trimmer Pot LED Indicators Wrong Polarity Protection specs & downloads width: 4 HP depth: 28 mm power: 35 mA @ +12V / 30 mA @ -12V documentation videos description / manual PUSH is a single four position manual sequential switch. There are four steps, each with a potentiometer to set a specific voltage. With a push on the PUSH button one of these values is selected and supplied at the OUTPUT jack. The sequence always starts with the first step and you may switch through the other three potentiometer/voltages sequentially. The sequence will loop when you have reached the last step and press the button further more. You can set the length of the sequence from 2 up to 4 steps. With the help of the RESET button you may jump to the first value at any given time. Additionally you can simultaneously change the maximum voltage of all four steps from 5V to 10V with the help of the little trimmer pot VR on the top. You can choose to have any voltage between 5V and 10V. Turning the trimmer pot will instantly change the value for all four potentiometers. prev Up next

Mixer & VCA mia / 2x2 channel mixer with fader / 5 HP & 28 HP ⇣ MIA is a fairly simple, but very handy 2x2 channel mixer with an optional fader output. 1/6 key features 2x2 Channel Mixer Volume Control for each Channel 2 Channel Fader Fader Volume Wrong polarity protection Skiff friendly specs & downloads width: 5 HP & 28 HP depth: 25 mm power: 35 mA @ +12V / 25 mA @ -12V documentation videos description / manual CH1 & CH2 have two input jacks with VOLUME control potentiometers each. The signals inserted here will be mixed and supplied at the CH1 & CH2 outputs. Simultaneously the signal will be routed to the FADER. The summed signal of channel CH1 & CH2 will be available at the FADE output. Using the Fade potentiometer you may mix the two channels to taste. The overall FADE volume may be adjusted using the FADE VOL potentiometer.If there is a cable plugged into the IN A or IN B jack, the connection of the mixer channels to the FADER is interrupted. Thus you can mix 4 sound sources and fade two additional signals at the same time. Originally this mixer was designed to mix several VCO waveforms with the ability to route each of the mixed signal (from CH1 OUT & CH2 OUT) to external modules, such as effects and filters, and then again mix the externally proccessed signals (using IN A & IN B) to one single output (FADE out) via the fade circuitry. In some cases it might even serve as a stereo mixer. This module is available in 3U and 1U! prev Up next

Modulation & Random influencer / multiple random cv generator / 14 HP ⇣ INFLUENCER offers a versatile collection of CV tools and creative unpredictability, divided into five distinctive sections, each serving a distinct purpose. With an array of modulation sources and an added touch of uncertainty, INFLUENCER stands as your comprehensive CV powerhouse. 1/3 key features 5x CV Generators Internal Clock & LFO CV Fall Envelope Sample & Hold/Track A/B Comparator Smooth Random CV Noise Out Input Normalisations specs & downloads width: 14 HP depth: 28 mm power: 110 mA @ +12V / 65 mA @ -12V documentation videos description / manual The TOP SECTION is the VC INTERNAL CLOCK and TRIANGLE LFO. The rate of the clock and LFO can be controlled by the RATE knob or CV. The clock signal is normalised to the trigger input of the FALL section. The TRIANGLE wave at the WAVE socket is also routed to the WAVE/RNDM SWITCH of the FALL section. When the switch is in the upper position and the attenuator is turned to the left, the wave will affect the FALL length. In the lower position, the FALL CV is slowly randomised. The SECOND SECTION is a FALL ENVELOPE GENERATOR. It can be triggered internally or externally and its fall time can be controlled by the FALL TIME knob or by CV. An inverted version of the fall output is also available. The THIRD SECTION is the SAMPLE & HOLD section. In one mode, it can sample and store a voltage from the FALL CV socket and output it at the SP OUT socket when the gate at GATE is high (Sample & Hold). In another mode, it can pass through the incoming voltage when GATE is high. It then samples and stores the last voltage applied when GATE is low (Sample & Track). The modes are selected by the MODE switch. The STEPPED potentiometer controls the level of the incoming CV signal. Internally the CLOCK is normalised to the GATE input. The CV input can be fed by an external signal, an internal SMOOTH RANDOM CV or by internal NOISE. Please note that this section may produce noise bursts in Sample & Track mode. The FOURTH SECTION is an AND / OR COMPARATOR that compares two mixable inputs and outputs the MAXIMUM CV and MINIMUM CV of both. It also generates a GATE at B-GATE if IN B is greater than IN A. Note that MIN LED barley flashes with low CV levels.The LAST SECTION is a DUAL SMOOTH RANDOM CV GENERATOR. It provides a constantly changing CV at SMOOTH I and SMOOTH II, slowly meandering in about 60 second cycles. The SMOOTH CV input will affect the SMOOTH outputs in unpredictable ways, sometimes not at all. Internally there is another SMOOTH RANDOM GENERATOR which is normalised to the RNDM switch position of the FALL section, the CLOCK CV and the SOURCE switch of the SAMPLE & HOLD section. Like the others, this SMOOTH GENERATOR may or may not be influenced by the INFLUENCE input. NOISE OUT allows access to the internal NOISE GENERATOR. You could also use the module as an OSCILLATOR. INFLUENCER QUICK START GUIDE: INFLUENCER_QUICK_START .pdf Download PDF • 1.34MB prev Up next

The HUM PROTECTOR HP200 is probably the most compact stereo hum eliminator on the market. It reliably protects your audio signal from any noise and hum. hum protector hp200 / hum and noise eliminator / 0 HP ⇣ The HUM PROTECTOR HP200 is probably the most compact stereo hum eliminator on the market. It reliably protects your audio signal from any noise and hum. key features 1x Stereo or 2x Mono Compact Design No Power Required Easy to Solder documents "Finally I have no more USB noise in my setup!" "I have never had such a compact and good noise eliminator." videos description / manual Offering either two mono channels or one stereo channel, the device comes in two variants. The initial version incorporates a more economical and compact SMD audio transformer, whereas the alternative version integrates larger through-hole audio transformer with marginally superior specifications. Despite this distinction, both iterations are recognized for their commendable audio quality, exhibiting no discernible differences. From a technical standpoint, audio transformers serve to electrically isolate connected devices, effectively eliminating noise and hum in the audio signal path. The HP200 functions as a desktop unit, eliminating the need for valuable HP (horizontal pitch) in a Eurorack case. Its versatility extends to modular setups, as well as compatibility with grooveboxes, samplers, and other synthesizers, particularly those powered via USB. To eliminate hum or noise when connecting your synth to a mixer for example, just insert the HUM PROTECTOR between the devices by connecting the synth output to the HUM PROTECTOR input and the HUM PROTECTOR output to the mixer input. This should resolve the issue. You can also utilize it to eliminate noise from an audio interface by connecting it to the interface output and the monitor's input. Will there be a full size jack plug version? Probably not, as the product is designed for Eurorack and USB-controlled devices that typically use 3.5 mm jack plugs. In addition, there are already numerous versions with full-size jack sockets. Up

Effects inaki / dual delay / 10 HP ⇣ Iñaki is a Dual Delay, Stereo Delay, CV Pan, CV Crossfade, 2 Channel Mixer and a Mono to Stereo Converter in a single module. 1/3 key features Dual/Stereo PT2399 Delay CV Pan CV Crossfade CV Attenuator 2 Channel Mixer Mono to Stereo Converter Delay Time and Feedback Wrong Polarity Protection specs & downloads width: 10 HP depth: 44 mm power: 65 mA @ +12V / 55 mA @ -12V documentation videos description / manual Each of the two channels has a PT2399 Delay with Time and Feedback. There is also an individual EQ available. The volume of the channels is adjustable with the two VOL potentiometers. The output of each channel is supplied on the L and R output jacks. These can be used for stereo signals. You may use CV Pan to change the volume of each side. Turning the CV Attenuator you sets the amount of PAN applied to both channels. Additionally there is a MIX out, where both sides are available at a single output jack. Using the Pan knob or the CV IN you can pan between both sides. If there is only one audio source connected to IN L this signal is multiplied to the other channel in order to provide a crossfade functionality. prev Up next

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Sequencer shikensa / cv and trigger sequencer / 12 HP ⇣ SHIKENSA is a 5-stage CV and trigger sequencer with some nifty features. 1/3 key features 5-Step Analog Sequencer Outputs 3 CV and 1 Trigger Signal 3 Different Track Lengths Internal Clock with Swing and Tempo CV External Clock, Reset and Hold ADD Input for Sequence Transposition LEVEL Control via CV for LVL OUT Wrong Polarity Protection specs & downloads width: 12 HP depth: 28 mm power: 55 mA @ +12V / 41 mA @ -12V documentation videos description / manual Shikensa offers the flexibility of an internal clock set via the tempo potentiometer or synchronization to an external clock. Its internal clock enables swing effects through the CLK CV attenuator, allowing tempo adjustment using external CV signals at the CLK CV input. Additionally, CV control permits sequence reset or hold actions. It is possible to change the length of the sequence from a maximum of 5 steps to 4 or 3 steps using a toggle switch. There are five sliding potentiometers that allow fine changes in CV values per step. There is a trimmer on the back of the PCB to adjust the maximum voltage from +5V to +10V. SHIKENSA has a total of four outputs. OUT is the standard CV output that you would connect to a 1V/OCT input of an oscillator. If you apply a control voltage to the ADD input, you can transpose the output of OUT. IN/CK outputs either an inverted signal of OUT or the internal clock signal (this can be changed by swapping two resistors). LVL OUT carries the same signal as OUT, but its level can be changed via CV. An attenuator allows control over the amount of change. When nothing is connected to the LVL CV input and the attenuator is turned up, an internal pitch envelope is added to LVL OUT, which is great for creating percussive sound sequences. These three outputs can be used simultaneously to change not only the pitch of an oscillator, but also other parameters such as waveshapers, filters or effects according to the sequence. TRIG provides a trigger signal that can be activated or deactivated per step. Five latching push-buttons on the bottom allow you to create rhythmic patterns. An LED indicates whether a trigger signal is being output. SHIKENSA QUICK START GUIDE: SHIKENSA_QUICK_START .pdf Download PDF • 716KB prev Up next

Modulation & Random tryfelo / 8hp triple re-settable lfo with clock divider / 8 HP ⇣ Introducing a Triple Re-Settable LFO with Clock Divider – a powerhouse of precision and versatility. With three synchronized LFOs at your command, you're not just shaping sound, you're sculpting time itself. Perfectly in sync, precisely re-settable, and elegantly compact, this module elevates your modular experience to a new level of control and creativity. 1/3 key features Three Square and Triangle Wave LFOs Individual LFO Rates CV Attenuator per LFO Reset all LFOs in connection to single Trigger/Clock Clockdivider per LFO Selectable Clockdivision Rates per LFO Variation creates alternative Rythmical Reset-Patterns Skiff friendly Wrong polarity protection specs & downloads width: 8 HP depth: 30 mm power: 45 mA @ +12V / 32 mA @ -12V documentation videos description / manual Tryfelo has three LFOs that can be reset by a single clock/trigger signal. Each LFO produces either a triangle or a square wave selectable via switch. In the mid position of the switch the LFO is deactivated. You may change the LFO´s rate with the help of a dedicated potentiometer. There are also CV attenuators per LFO available. Three bipolar LEDs are indicating the current state of the voltages. The LFO rate available increases from LFO 1 to LFO 3. LFO 1 will produce fast oscillating waves, whereas LFO 3 will provide very slowly changing control voltages. LFO speeds may be changed individually by choosing different capacitor values during assembly. Each LFO is internally connected to a clock divider that will reset the LFO cycle in connection to an incoming trigger/clock and even holds the LFO value when the clock divider pulse is high. During a hold phase there are still slow voltage movements on low LFO rates to keep a pause interesting. This way you can connect the LFOs to a rhythmical context and create pauses in a very musical way. The clock divider needs a trigger or clock signal at the CLK input, that will be converted into a pulse to create these pauses/holds mentioned above. The length of the pulse depends on the speed of the clock. Slower clocks or clock divisions will create longer pulses. The incoming trigger/clock signal will be divided by 2 or 4 for LFO 1, by 4 or 8 for LFO 2 and by 8 or 16 for LFO 3 selectable via switch. The LFO reset may also be deactivated by setting the dedicated switches to the mid position. Each divided signal may also be taken from the individual clock outputs for further external processing. The RST input will accept any trigger/pulse/clock signal and resets the clock division for all LFOs. VARI accepts any control voltage and produces rhythmical variations of the clock divisions. These variations are not purely random, but will generate alternative trigger patterns in connection to the incoming clock/trigger signal prev Up next