Xaoc Devices Budapeszt & Skopje | Superbooth 2026 | Voltage Labs

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"Xaoc Devices expands its modular lineup with two new Eurorack releases: Budapeszt, a stereo dual spectral processor built around comb filtering and resonant interference, and Skopje, a compact dual quantizer with support for microtonal scales, custom scale banks, and precision CV processing"

Xaoc Devices Presents SKOPJE & BUDAPESZT at Superbooth 2026

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"Budapeszt is a stereo dual spectral processor built around the interference of resonant structures. At its core are two independently tunable comb-type filters with six distinct modes based on delay, phase, and filterbank approaches The Skopje instead it's a dual quantizer with two independent channels that are super flexible thanks to the built-in high-precision A/D and D/A converters.

Each channel can quantize its input to a different scale from a different bank (up to 100 banks, each containing up to 100 scales). They can be selected using an OLED display without menu diving."

XAOC Devices News 2026 & Unternehmensphilosophie

video upload by AMAZONA Music Mag

Interesting note on the pronunciation of XAOC at the very start. See if you had it right.

"Lukas von XAOC Devices spricht über die Philosophie des Unternehmens und stellt die neuen Module Skopje und Budapest für 2026 vor. Außerdem geht es um den Oradea-Resonator aus 2025.

Lukas from XAOC devices gives us little insights about XAOC’s philosophy.
He also explains the new modules Skopje (dual quantizer) and Budapest (stereo module with comb filters) from 2026 as well as the Oradea resonator from 2025.

Timestamps
00:00-03:50 Where does the naming come from?
03:50-11:54 New modules. Skopje dual quantizer - music without sequencer?
11:54-17:10 Budapest stereo module with comb filters
17:10-18:30 Analog vs. digital
18:30-20:04 Polish scene and Xaoc location
20:04-22:18 Oradea resonator"

Regaring the name, it means chaos, but is pronounced house.

Budapeszt Prototype in Action!

video upload by Xaoc Devices

"We have been bombarded with requests for a more extensive demonstration of Budapeszt's capabilities. Apparently, the Superbooth sneak peek has piqued your interest :-) Here's 14 minutes of various Budapeszt patches with minimal external influence - simple sound sources (or no sound sources at all!), no other effects (except Samarkanda in a couple of patches; but no reverb!), rarely any external modulation.

It is not a tutorial, nor an in-depth demo, just a way of making sure you know what you're missing in your case and what to look out for :-)

And now we get back to work to finalize the module and start production!"

Signal Flow Superbooth Special: Buchla, Make Noise, Xaoc & much, much more!

video upload by Signal Sounds and Tom Churchill

https://www.signalsounds.com

"In this special episode recorded on location at Superbooth 2026 in Berlin, Tom and Luke discuss some of the new gear they checked out at the show, including the Buchla Ziggy, Make Noise Plexiphon, Xaoc Devices Budapeszt, Body Synths Laboratory, and Befaco/Mylar Melodies Random8, to name just a tiny handful. Apologies to anyone we left out - there’s simply too much to cover in a single episode!

Get in touch with questions, feedback and suggestions via signalflow@signalsounds.com

Some of the gear discussed:
https://www.signalsounds.com/buchla-z...
https://www.signalsounds.com/befaco-m...
https://www.signalsounds.com/make-noi...
https://www.signalsounds.com/frap-too..."

Sounds from Superbooth 2026: Jammin' with Xaoc Devices⁠

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Watch your volume levels on this one.

Xaoc Devices⁠ at Perfect Circuit

Superbooth 26 - Xaoc Devices Introduces Skopje & Budapeszt

Superbooth 26 - Xaoc Devices Skopje & Budapeszt

Xaoc Devices proudly debuts two new products at Superbooth 26: Skopje 1988 Dual Quantizer and Budapeszt 1972 Exploratory Stereophonic Spectral Lattice Network. Here is some information on the modules.

On the surface, Skopje is a seemingly simple compact (6HP) dual quantizer with two independent channels. However, some clever features coupled with high-precision A/D and D/A converters make it a complex (though extremely easy to use) compositional tool suitable for all kinds of musical outcomes. The user interface is similar to Zadar with frontpanel labels clearly indicating the features available for adjustment. No menu diving as the small OLED display is only used for selecting banks and scales. Each channel is able to quantize its input to a different scale from a different bank (up to 100 banks each containing up to a 100 scales - if you're deranged enough to need as many... ;-). Skopje stores its data on a regular microSD card. The module supports its own very simple scale format (a straghtforward TXT file you prepare on your computer), as well as any of the abundant SCALA files you throw at it. You can mix and match different scale format files in one bank. Various tuning systems and description formats supported. Microtonality galore! Our own scale programming system additionaly includes a few clever features, e.g., various voltage limiting settings. But there's more.

Got a lovely sounding VCO, but with volt/octave tracking leaving something to be desired? Skopje to the rescue - you can quickly calibrate any of its channels to fit your VCO like a glove for precise tracking! Other notable features include: glide, scale switching via triggers or CV (great as a performance/compositional tool with your own scales/note combinations), and transposition (including unquantized for vibrato).

Skopje is in production and will be available in June 2026.

PS Yes, this is a game of life screen saver on Skopje in one of the photos :-)

MAIN FEATURES:
- dual quantizer with precision A/D & D/A converters
- highly customizable
- compatible with microtonal scales
- OLED display for ease of use
- up to 100 banks, each with up to 100 scales
- VCO calibration feature
- data stored on microSD card
- SCALA file support
- 6HP

BUDAPESZT — 1972 Exploratory Stereophonic Spectral Lattice Network

Budapeszt is a stereo dual spectral processor built around the interference of resonant structures. It features two independently tunable comb-type filters with six distinct modes. Each filter has its own set of controls, with two separate triangle LFO's providing internal modulation (with free and synced operation, and an envelope follower mode on top). The real magic happens in the interference between two stereo filters though. The overlap of two resonant structures weaves a spectral lattice: a complex grid of peaks and voids. The final geometry of that lattice is determined by the relationship between the channels rather than by either one in isolation. To encourage experimentation and for even more sonic flexibility, multiple feedback paths are available, including cross-coupled feedback between the filters. There's also a feedback phase inversion switch for each filter.

Filter modes include delay-based, phase-based, and filterbank-based approaches to shaping the frequency domain. The first mode draws on a signal model inherited from Xaoc Devices Samarkanda, enabling artifact-free pitch behavior across the full frequency range. The remaining modes distribute resonant energy in ways ranging from the mathematically orderly to the perversely irregular. That being said, more familiar results, like flanging and chorus, are also easily attainable - delivered by Budapeszt with unusual precision.

Budapeszt is equally at ease processing oscillator waveforms and complex samples. It eagerly responds to short triggers with percussive transients whose character depends entirely on what the two channels are doing to each other. The interaction between the two channels is the instrument. Two channels agree, and the result is color. Two channels disagree, and the result is stormy weather. The space between agreement and disagreement is where Budapeszt lives.

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Xaoc Devices Kamieniec II | From classic phasing to experimental sound design

video upload by Tom Churchill

"Kamieniec Mark II, from Xaoc Devices, is a new and improved version of their classic phaser module, which was originally released 10 years ago. It can do classic end-of-chain phasing effects, and with the optional Allpass Expander PCB fitted, you can get up to 22 stages of phasing, and there’s loads of resonance on tap, which means it’s a monster for pinging.

This video is sponsored by Xaoc Devices, and in it, I’ll describe how Kamieniec works, explain what’s new in the Mark II version, and break down some patches to show you what it can do."

Explaining and testing Oradea & Kamieniec II by Xaoc Devices

video upload by Stazma and Xaoc Devices

"Today I'm happy to show you two (and a half?) modules from Xaoc Devices:
Kamieniec II and Oradea and its expander Arad.
We are going to explore each module and make some fun patches so you can get an idea of what they do.

Have fun!!!"

00:00 Intro
01:45 Overview
04:02 First patch
06:05 A closer look at Kamieniec
08:07 A closer look at Oradea
11:29 Excite input
13:29 Can you "ping" a Phaser?!
17:30 Pingathon jam
19:25 Breakbeat Torture
22:47 4 Voices Poly Ping
24:32 Processing chords
29:30 Crunchy jam

Signal Flow Podcast Ep2: Our favourite sequencers, under-the-radar modules & more

video upload by Signal Sounds

Chapters:
00:00 Intro
03:37 News roundup
07:13 Favourite sequencers
23:21 Under-the-radar modules
32:32 Current trends in Eurorack

"In this episode, Tom and Luke discuss their favourite sequencers, share some favourite under-the-radar brands and modules, and chat about some of the current trends in Eurorack, from multi-algorithmic digital powerhouses to manufacturer-specific ecosystems.

Thanks to everyone who commented on episode one! You can get in touch with questions, feedback and suggestions via signalflow@signalsounds.com

Some of the gear discussed:
https://signalsounds.com/xaoc-devices...
https://www.signalsounds.com/dannysou...
https://www.signalsounds.com/new-syst...
https://www.signalsounds.com/make-noi...
https://www.signalsounds.com/noise-en...
https://www.signalsounds.com/making-s...
https://signalsounds.com/fancyyyyy-sy...
https://alteredstatemachines.net/aris..."

The Unperson’s Rings video:

Mutable Instruments Rings is still one of the BEST modules!!

video upload by The Unperson

"Rings by Mutable Instruments is one of the few modules on my 'Never Sell' list. It will always be fun, always sound good, and always have new sounds to discover, and that is the sign of a very well designed module. Join me for 20 minutes of sound and discovery!

Please consider supporting my channel by checking out my patreon: / theunperson

#rings #mutableinstruments #eurorack

0:00 - Intro
1:35 - Overview
3:16 - Drone
7:23 - FM Synthesis!
11:51 - External Audio In
15:02 - Hidden Mode Overview
16:48 - Final Jam!"

Xaoc Devices Kamieniec II - new features!

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XAOC Devices Kamieniec II Phaser and Allpass Expansion Review

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"KAMIENIEC II
ANALOG RESONANT PHASE ROTATOR

ALLPASS EXTENSION

MODELS OF 1977

Introducing two new Xaoc Devices products: Kamieniec II and its Allpass Expansion sidekick. Kamieniec II is an updated and extended revision of Kamieniec - our analog module inspired by a range of classic phaser effect units from the 1970s. We aimed to preserve the classic sound while making Kamieniec versatile enough to shine with any modular sound source. The newly released module shares the basic specifications with its predecessor: 4 and 6-stage outputs, built in triangle LFO (with a separate output in the true modular spirit), manual resonance control (up to extremely high values), and spicy feedback routing modes. On the other hand, Kamieniec II is a truly new beast with redesigned circuitry and new features, such as voltage control over resonance, a third feedback mode, and an LFO reset input. We have retained the chaining feature and we are glad to say Kamieniec II is fully compatible with the original Kamieniec, so you can easily mix and match both generations of the module should you develop a craving for more stages.

Want even more stages without sacrificing precious HP in your case? We've got you covered. Enter the Allpass Expansion - an optional circuit board installed at the back of Kamieniec II. It adds up to 16 sweepable stages for a total of 22 (!), making Kamieniec II one of the most multidimensional and versatile analog phasers available in Eurorack.

Oh, and one last thing - Kamieniec II is 10HP.

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Eurorack Study 6 / Adagio (Xaoc Odessa, Koszalin, Joranalogue Collide4, etc)

video upload by takao_kurokawa

"modules:
Xaoc Devices: Odessa+Hel, Koszalin, Sewastopol II
Joranalogue Audio Design: Collide 4
Toppobrillo Sport Modulator 2
ADDAC System Stochastic Function Generator
Five12 Vector Sequencer
Hikari Instruments Dual Delay"

The Waldorf Protein MPE

video upload by Ebotronix

Waldorf Protein (MPE ~ Osmose) , Poly Aftertouch doesn't work!
Iridium (Exquis), NW 1 (Drone),
Expressive E Osmose,
Intuitive Instruments Exquis,
Hologram Electronics Microcosm Special Edition 2024,
Strymon Big Sky MX, in Dual Mono Mode controlled with
Midi CC by, 16n Faderbank, AtoVproject ,
Mutable Instruments Ripples,
XAOC Devices Batumi,
Mixolydian Scale,
10.02.2026
video# 2607

FreqGen - Orbital Drift (Live Modular Performance)

video upload by celldweller

"I haven't done this in a while. No softsynths. No presets. Just raw voltage, evolving sequences, and semi-controlled chaos, captured in real time. Why would I do this? Because I can.

Available on all DSPs Wed, February 4th.
A Celldweller Production.

Patch Notes

I’ve had Intellijel’s Metropolis for a long time and have used it on many songs. A family member bought me Metropolix as a gift and it was time for me to wrap my head around all the upgrades and new features, so that was the impetus for this track and the foundation it was built on.

Intellijel Metropolix to Livewire AFG. Modulating pulse width and harmonic animation with Ornament & Crime. That’s run through one of my fav filters of all time, the Cwejman MMF-2 modulated by the Tip Top Z4000 EG for a bit of snap but mostly as seen in the vid, manual modulation of the cutoff. Hands are handy.

Drums are sequenced by the Erica Synths Drum Sequencer with kick, hats and percussion all in random mode. The Drum Sequencer is controlling the VPME QD & QEX which I loaded up with my own selection of drum samples.

I used Make Noise Pressure Points/Brains for the main played lead, controlling pitch of the XAOC Devices Odessa. Gates fired from PP/Brains trigger another Z4000 EG which mults through a Synthrotek mult to a Pittsburgh Modular VCA and the Roland 521 VCF (The thing I keep looking up at, hoping it would wave or say hi. It never did, but it did an amazing job at filtering the Odessa.)

The little arp I added at the last minute. It lives on another rack which contains all my 5U stuff. Sadly it’s not in the video bc I didn’t know I was going to utilize it when I set up the cameras. Next time. The arp uses all Synthesizers.Com modules, sequenced by the Q119 and filtered by the Q150 Transistor Ladder filter.

Delays and reverbs from multiple Tip Top Z-DSPs. Some EQ & compression and maybe a delay in Cubase which mainly acted as my tape machine to record the performance. As I normally do when I patch, it’s all synced to Cubase clock using Expert Sleepers modules & Silent Way software.

If you read even one sentence from these patch notes, you get a lollipop and if you made it to the end you’re a true legend and clearly as nerdy as I am. 🙌"

Transformation by Parallel Worlds

"Parallel Worlds - 'Transformation' CD album/Digital Download, Now available in Bandcamp!

CD is limited-edition of 100 copies. its Glass-Mastered.

Digital Download is NAME YOUR PRICE for the first 3 days!

All tracks composed, arranged and produced by Bakis Sirros during 2023-2025.

Thanks to: friends and family, John Sirros, Alessandro Vaccaro, Mamonu, Ingo Zobel, Dimitris Pavlidis, Angelos Ioakimoglou, Andreas Vamvakaris.

Machines used:
Eurorack modular (including modules by Qu-Bit, Synthesis Technology, Make Noise, Verbos, Instruo, Xaoc Devices, Intellijel, Frap Tools, Doepfer, 4ms company, Noise Engineering, ADDAC System, Analogue Solutions, Buchla Tiptop Audio, Befaco, Schlappi Engineering, Neuzeit, Strymon and others)
 Analogue Systems RS-Integrator modular,Korg SQ-64
,Korg Drumlogue
,Korg Wavestate

facebook.com/parallelworldsmusic

Mastered by Lorenzo Montana'

Artwork by LoMo"

Xaoc Devices Introduces Konin 1963 Amplitenuator

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Check with dealers on the right for availability.

"We've got a new small utility module for you - Konin Amplitenuator! It is only 4HP and fits into any case. It is designed for precise manual control of gain and attenuation across two channels. Whenever you need to boost a weak signal by up to +20 dB or tame it down to just 1% of its original amplitude (or even less!), Konin is ready to oblige. It also serves as a versatile voltage source, spanning the full range from -10V to +10V, or fine-tuning to 10mV, all adjustable with a single, smooth turn of the knob. Oh, and it can be a simple dual attenuator as well. This one doesn't break the bank, but will certainly feature in many of your patches.

Main features:
width 4HP
depth 32mm (including cable bracket)
precision attenuator
attenuverter
signal amplifier up to +20dB
dual adjustable voltage source
PRICE: 90 EUR, available now!"

Check with dealers on the right for availability.

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Xaoc Devices Introduces Zlin 1982 Crossfader

video upload by Xaoc Devices

"Please welcome a new member of the Xaoc Devices Eurorack modules family. Zlin [zlin] is a small utility module (only 3HP!) that can act as an audio signal and CV cross-fader, a linear VCA with drone control, a ducking VCA, or a feedback controller. It is a tool perfect for any modular environment - a missing piece of the puzzle greatly enhancing the creative potential of any system. Use it to construct unusual waveforms, simulate classic subtractive-style dynamic timbre shaping without the need for any filters, or simply morph between rich signals.

As Zlin is DC-coupled and built around a modern high-quality dual VCA chip, it delivers a wide dynamic range with low noise and distortion. A slider potentiometer with an illuminated LED provides visual feedback of the module’s state. An auxiliary jack with three selectable functions adds further flexibility for creative patching.

Main features:
width 3HP
depth 32mm (including cable bracket)
+25mA/-15mA
voltage and manually controlled cross-fader
linear, DC-coupled VCA with drone and duck functions
feedback controller
visual indication of mix ratio
AUX jack for patching tricks

PRICE: 100 EUR MSRP, available now!"

Check with dealers on the right for availability.

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What to do with a resonator? // Xaoc Oradea Deep dive

video upload by Monotrail Tech Talk

"Resonators have always been a bit of a mystery to me. Exploring the Xaoc Devices Oradea is a great opportunity to see what sounds and patches I can get from the concept. In this video I use the quad resonator for four different approaches. I explore the basics, but also try to push them to musical examples."

Timetable:
00:00 – Intro
01:50 – Waveshaper
08:40 – Percussion
19:19 – Processor
24:23 – Oscillator

Xaoc Devices Oradea | Quad analogue resonator demo & patch ideas

video upload by Tom Churchill

"This is Oradea, from Xaoc Devices. It’s a four-channel analogue resonator which you can use to process external audio or generate sounds from scratch. This video is sponsored by Xaoc Devices, and in it, I’ll walk you through the front panel controls and build a few patches to show what it can do.

Big shout to DivKid once again for the audio swap - look out for his Oradea video soon!"

Chapters:
00:00 Intro & patch previews
02:25 Oradea overview
03:56 Basic audio processing
08:54 Processing chord textures
11:57 Hypnotic techno machine 1
16:55 Subtle polyphonic pinging
20:24 Drum FX processing
24:03 Hypnotic techno machine 2
27:05 Acoustic flute-style synthesis
29:40 Oradea as a quad sine VCO

You can find additional Oradea posts here.

Introducing Oradea & Arad by Xaoc Devices

video upload by Xaoc Devices

Intro video for Oradea. You can find additional posts here.

"Oradea [ˌɔraˈdɛa] is a quadruple voltage controlled analog resonator. You can use it to enhance external audio or to generate tones. It can mimic the resonant characteristics of physical objects or spaces. Oradea’s frequency response can be tuned over the entire range of audible frequencies with V/oct response. The module offers precise control over the resonance of each band up to extremely high values with long response to pinging. Oradea is additionaly equipped with four individual trigger inputs for exciting its filters with internally generated, uniform, and finely tuned impulses.

Individual outputs allow you to externally process each band separately. Resonant frequency gain compensation prevents uncontrolled distortion (the gain at peak does not increase with resonance). There is a VCA and a polarity switch in each channel, so you can remotely shape the overall amplitude and manually change the phase response.

Arad [ˈarat] is an expander for the Oradea quadruple resonator. It adds three additional features. Arad features direct audio inputs for individual channels, so you can use each channel for a different audio source (the individual channel outputs are already incorporated into the main module). There are buttons and gate inputs for manual and/or remote clickless muting and unmuting of the channels. Another group of four buttons acts in parallel to the EXCITE inputs of Oradea, allowing for manual triggering.

For detailed information, please read the manual:
http://xaocdevices.com/manuals/xaoc_o..."