A whole modular system, ready to patch.
Building a modular synthesiser one module at a time takes years of choices. This one starts complete: two rows of modules in a EURORACK GO case. Patch it, then play it from your MIDI keyboard.
What sits in the two rows
The top row starts with the 914 Fixed Filter Bank and 923 Filters and Noise Sources. A 904B high pass and a 904A low pass filter follow. Two 902 VCAs and two 911 envelope generators complete it. The bottom row holds the 921A oscillator driver, two 921B VCOs, a 921 VCO/LFO and the CP3A-M mixer. The CP35, 961 Interface and CM1A MIDI interface finish the row.
Your keyboard drives it
An external MIDI keyboard plays pitch and triggers through the CM1A MIDI Interface. Pitch CV goes to the 921A, which daisy chains to the 921B VCOs. Allow 30 minutes or more of warm-up before you record or perform.
Start from a patch
The guide includes patches that list sources and destinations. In Expressive Lead 1, a delayed vibrato fades in when you hold a note. In Space Rock, the 904A filter self-oscillates while pink noise through the 904B makes a swept wind effect.
