The Nonlinear Circuits Splish Module is a compact 4HP Eurorack module designed for complex control voltage (CV) generation and intricate audio processing. It features a three-input, eight-output architecture that utilizes difference rectifier circuits to manipulate the variance between input signals. This capability allows users to transform basic low-frequency oscillators (LFOs) into complex, evolving outputs, enriching sound design and modulation strategies. The module excels at creating unique sonic textures for dynamic performances, making it a valuable addition to any Eurorack setup. Additionally, the limited-edition black Stealth panel variant offers a sleek aesthetic for those seeking a minimalist appearance.
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The Pittsburgh Modular Voltage Lab 2 Eurorack module features an advanced Bottom Sequence section designed to generate complex sequences and rhythms. With the capability for 16-step and 32-step sequencing, this module offers two independent outputs and extensive connectivity options, including CV, gate, key pressure, and MIDI I/O. Users can engage with generative, Euclidean, and algorithmic sequencing modes, adjusting sequence lengths, applying swing, and utilizing humanization to create dynamic performances. The pattern storage function enhances creativity by allowing users to recall intricate sequences. Its integration of microtonal scales and robust outputs for controlled voltage manipulation makes the Voltage Lab 2 an invaluable tool for both studio production and live performance.
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