Friday, December 16, 2022
Erebus Reissue Tutorial
video upload by Dreadbox
"Erebus is an analog synthesizer that excels in producing richly harmonic sounds, due to its unique sounding filter, oscillators and the lo-fi echo, that can provide additional movement to the sound and drastically affect its timbre. Erebus is urging you to experiment with textures and sonic details that produce expressive results. The synth's capabilities can be further explored when integrated to a modular system.
Orestes demonstrates the Erebus Reissue layout and functions and shares sound sketches, while exploring some of the synth's capabilities.
Features
- All Analog Paraphonic Synthesizer
Faithful Reproduction of the Erebus V1
- 2 Oscillators with 2 Waveforms each
Separate Glide controls and Hard Sync function
- 2-pole Low Pass pre-fed Filter
- 1 ADSR envelope and a AR Amp Envelope, snappier than the V1
- OTA VCA
- Lo-Fi Delay effect
- Wide Range LFO
- 15 patch points for an astonishing and spectacular modular experience
- Compact, USB powered, Eurorack Format (42HP)"
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