"The stereo plex is a fully analog voltage controllable stereo line switch and dual sequential switch. Both channels (left and right) are bi-directional, meaning you can configure one section as 1 input/4 output, or 4 input/1 output. Because the switch is analog, you can patch in audio, cv, triggers/gates or any combination of the above. Both left and right channels share a common clock (switch-advance) and resets option. Additionally, the right channel has a normal connection to the left channel for easy mono-to-stereo conversion or 1:2 multiple.
Patch example: try patching two separate modulation sources into the top I/o jacks, now take the 4 o/i jacks (per side) and patch the signals into eight different destinations across your system."
Follow-up to OneShot featured here. Check with dealers on the right for availability.
Oneshot+
8HP
One part LFO, one part envelope generator, full voltage control.
Expanding on the original Oneshot module, Oneshot+ adds full voltage control over every parameter. There is now also an inverted output in addition to the standard non-inverting output. A built-in comparator scans the main output and sends a gate/pulse signal to the pulse output. This is an excellent source of gate bursts for triggering drums. Finally, there is an inverted pulse for further rhythmic exploration.
Press the touchpad to manually trigger the Oneshot+
"Mehr Music Machines - Runner is a sleek looking west coast sequencer that super playable and equally fun when patched as a control surface or utilitarian voltage present manager. Runner features three rows of five stages (steps) and can be clocked forwards and backwards at the same time. Each stage has a dedicated button that will force the sequence to a given stage, ignoring clock advances for the duration of the button press. With no clock the buttons will let you to play the module like a mini keyboard. This can also be performed via external gates utilizing the five gate inputs for direct step-address variations . Furthermore there are dedicated outputs for all gates generated via panel buttons, and another output for triggers. Trigger outputs (when the sequence is moving) there are no menus or shift buttons, runner is 100% analog.
Clock runner at audio rates for wild wave shaping
Reserve one of the rows for your VCA, create dynamic patterns.
Extend sequence length with a sequential switch
Runner is 22HP and currently available at Noisebug."
"Inspired by the West Coast modular synth pioneers, this 100% analog CV and Gate sequencer will remind you what makes modular synthesis so special. No nonsense, no menus, no shift function, just voltage
Runner features the following:
100% analog signal path
Five voltage stages for each of the three rows [three voltage outputs]
Two clock inputs for forward and backward sequencing [both can be used at the same time]
Manual stage gate button [can be played as a "keyboard" or preset manager]
Global gate output [outputs a gate at every new stage progression]
Stage gate inputs [send a gate to any stage gate input, and the sequencer will hold that stage's position for the duration of the gate]
Row of red LEDs to track the sequencer's position
Great for pitch sequencing, CV sequencing or use as a keybaord/preset manager"
Modifica is a densely featured Low Frequency Oscillator with a clock sync and tap-tempo inputs, rate-multipliers and tons of shaping options.
16 waveforms CV selectable via two banks of eight. Just press the top left button to change banks. Scan though the different waveforms via external voltage control, or manually change your shapes with the waveform knob
CV controllable Wave shaping/distort/PWM/ slew depending on waveshape selected
Selectable bipolar/ unipolar button
Smooth button - applies gentle filtering to the output to very-subtly round out edges. Turn smooth off for added clicky punch on angular edges"
"The Mehr Music Machine - Oneshot is a hybrid modulation device. A modulation event generator, existing somewhere between an envelope generator and LFO. A single trigger can set off an event with up to 36 repeats that naturally decay over time, eight different waveforms, a variable delay between repeats and a wave cycle rate range of 50ms out 2.6 seconds.
There are only a few of these in existence, so act fast. Visit noisebug for more info.
"Mehr Music Machines - Oneshot is a versatile Eurorack module designed around innovative modulation concepts, functioning as a One-Shot modulation event Generator. This module offers a unique approach to modulation, residing in the realm between an envelope generator and an LFO.
Key Features:
1. Event Generation: The module generates captivating modulation waveforms from a single "ping". This ping's shape and speed are adjustable, allowing for a broad spectrum of effects.
2. Echoes: Users can add decaying echoes to the ping, enhancing the complexity of the sound. The Delay and Repeats controls offer fine-tuning, providing the ability to create effects like bouncing balls, echoing hits, percussive decays or complex moving sounds.
3. Waveform Variety: The module produces eight distinct ping waveforms, each with a unique character at different speeds. This variety results in a wide array of sound possibilities.
4. Versatility in Triggering: The ONESHOT module supports simple triggering through a manual SPST button or input pulses of various levels, providing flexibility in usage.
5. Adjustable Parameters: Parameters such as ping rate (ranging from 2.5 seconds to 50 milliseconds), echo delay time (up to 2.2 seconds), and the number of repeats (1 to 36) are adjustable, allowing for intricate sound sculpting.
6. User-Friendly Design: The module features a straightforward layout and application, encouraging a hands-on performative experience.
The Mehr Music Machine - Oneshot offers a creative playground for modular synth enthusiasts. With its ability to produce an array of unique and variable modulation waveforms, it adds an exciting and inspiring dimension to sound design. Its versatility, ranging from simple triggered decay to intricate modulation patterns, makes it a valuable addition to any modular setup, opening the door to experimental and innovative soundscapes."
The overdrive is a fully analog discrete system Berdo’s circuit that can print interesting results on even the softest of signals. Alternatively this 2-in/2-out section can be used as a dirty feedback tool resulting in chaotic sub octaves, a 2-ch mixer; or send DC into one of the inputs for biasing, resulting in VCA-like functionality.
The filter is a classic OTA style resonant VCF with a hi-pass and low-pass toggle. With very little resonance this filter will sing on its own. With full resonance and no signal patched in, the self oscillating filter is capable of clocking the neighboring sample and hold section for expanded range of audio rate triggering.
The sample and hold section is straight forward. Designed to add motion to the filter section or used individually as a sample rate reduction effect.
There are many great features here, self-patching encouraged. Definitely recommend for those looking to add a bit of non-linear sonic excitement to their patching."
