Monde Synthesizer Inz

Published on Jan 22, 2018 MondeSynth

"Eurorack Instrument Interface"

Monde Synthesizer Panz

Published on Jan 14, 2018 MondeSynth

Monde Synthesizer Voltz

Published on May 1, 2017 MondeSynth

Monde Synthesizer Pedz Demo

Published on Apr 19, 2017 MondeSynth

"Monde Synthesizer Expression Pedal Interface, Pedz demonstration video."

See this post for details on Pedz.

Monde Synthesizer Eurorack Module Demo Overview Videos for Stompz & Hertz

Monde Synthesizer Stompz Demo

Published on Nov 25, 2015 MondeSynth

Monde Synthesizer Hertz Demo


See this post for additional details and modules.

Monde Synthesizer Voltz & Hertz Eurorack Modules at Knobcon

via iomutech

Note this is from the same Monde Synthesizer that brought us the MS5 Pannerama back in 2011.

From their website, their eurorack line-up currently consists of the following:

"The Z Series

These products establish the foundation for a complete synthesizer voice with special emphasis on integrating external devices such as guitars, foot pedals, microphones.


Inz Musical instrument interface

Unique features: provides input level control for wide range of inputs without range switching. One jack provides input for either balanced and unbalanced instruments and microphones. Bonus feature: an accessible voltage inverter.

Musical Benefits: allows you to integrate external sound sources. Used to control eurorack synthesizer modules from external instruments. Positive and negative CV can be used for filter and amplitude contours. The gate output can be used to control envelop generator modules. Single jack minimizes panel width.

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Pedz Expression pedal interface

Unique features: simultaneous bi and unipolar outputs; auxiliary VCA which can be controlled by foot pedal input or by other modules.

Musical Benefits: connect an expression pedal to operate like an organ swell pedal, guitar wha-wha pedal, or stereo panning pedal in conjunction with other modules.

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Stompz Effects pedal interface

Unique features: allows you to integrate guitar stomp boxes with your modular synthesizer. Provides active multiples and a voltage inverter as auxiliary features.

Musical benefits: allows you to integrate a wide variety of effects pedals into your modular synthesizer. An example would be processing a VCO through an external chorus pedal.

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Voltz Control voltage processor with digital volt meter

Unique features: up to four fixed voltage outputs; up to 4 attenuated/inverted outputs; as well as a summed output and an "or"-ed voltage output. Complemented with an integrated digital voltage display.

Musical benefits: allows precise tuning of control voltages and aids in patch recall.

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Hertz Audio Mixer with frequency counter

Unique features: two summed outputs for an ideal front end to one or more filters - either in parallel or series.
Complemented with an integrated frequency counter displaying either numeric frequency or musical notes.

Musical benefits: aids in precise tuning of LFOs and VCOs, aids in patch recall, and when used in conjunction with the Inz allows tuning of external instruments.

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Panz System output module comprised of four VCAs

Unique features: one VCA used for the master amplitude contour, another VCA is for modulation within the master contour or hold function, and the other two VCAs provide manual or voltage control panning. With carefully thought-out normalization and easy-to-use control voltage processing it also provides system-level outputs to other modules as well as a line-level stereo output pair.

Musical benefits: convenient integration of common output stage functions. Provides Loudness contour, tremolo, and stereo panning.

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Ribbonz Ribbon controller with LFO and portamento

Unique features: triggered LFO with variable delay with two output waveforms. Also provides portamento with switchable destinations. Includes eurorack breakout panel and two meter interconnect cable.

Musical benefits: controlling musical pitch, triggering filter and loudness contours. With pressure output suitable for controlling vibrato. Built in LFO can be used for vibrato, wha-wha, and tremolo."

Monde Synthesizer MS5 Pannerama - Introduction Video

YouTube Uploaded by MondeSynthesizer on Aug 31, 2011
"A demonstration of the Monde Synthesizer MS5 Pannerama."

"MS5 Pannerama unleashes a world of sound through a powerful, easy to use interface

(Ottawa, Canada, September 2, 2011) The MS5 Pannerama unleashes a vast array of analog sound sculpting tools right to the fingertips of musicians and recording professionals through an affordable efficient interface. The Pannerama, produced by Ottawa firm Monde Synthesizer Inc., takes a monophonic instrument or microphone and processes it into a sweeping stereophonic soundscape. This ergonomic unit easily fits atop a semi-modular synthesizer or beside a mixer. It allows the musician to continuously vary the effect: moving from slow smooth sine wave panning through to aggressive square wave ring modulation -- and everything in between.

'The Pannerama really broadens your instrument's palette of sound," explains Monde's President and CEO, John Emond, himself a musician. “It possesses a wide range of interfacing capabilities -- from analog, semi-modular and digital synthesizers to guitars and expression pedals. We call it the Pannerama because it provides an extensive range of stereophonic panning and ring modulation effects'.

This versatile unit is available in two different packaging options -- a desktop unit and a "synth-top" unit. Both are available for just $535.00 plus shipping and handling. For more information (including full technical specifications) or to order, go to www.mondesynthesizer.com.

About Monde Synthesizer Inc.
Monde Synthesizer Inc. is an Ottawa, Canada-based firm specializing in electronic musical instruments and accessories. Our mission is to provide superior analog synthesizer products that enhance vintage electronic music studios and integrate with modern digital audio environments. Our instruments enhance the capabilities of traditional analog musicians and introduce new musicians to real analog sounds and interfaces."