DX is a lighter, and therefore cheaper, DMX version. It sounds a little bit "thinner" than its older brother. DX uses the same 8-bit samples DMX does, but they’re decreased in number - 18. The drum machine doesn’t contain voice cards, and all EPROM chips...
Scatter + Looper = Scooper is a digital processor made by Roland. The module is designed for creating and processing loops in real time. Digital controllers have a resolution of 16 million values, which allows you to fine-tune all the effect parameters....
Demora is flexible digital (24bit/96kHz) delay made by Roland corporation. The module is encased within a metal housing, which can be both mounted into Eurorack and installed into a pedalboard. Two independent mono inputs and outputs allow the processor...
Bitrazer is a digital module combining the bit crush effect with an LP/HP filter. To adjust the effect, bit down control and sample rate are provided. If both these controls are set to the maximum value - the signal will pass through the module with no...
Roland TR-66 was released in 1973 as one of the earliest models of rhythm machines. It was the predecessor of the more famous CR (CompuRhythm) line which appeared on the shelves 5 years later. Rhythm arranger with a minimalist interface comprises 18...
In 2009 Tom Oberheim decided to revive SEM module which was released in 1974 becoming a real classic. In the modern edition almost all functional blocks have been preserved without any introduction: Two discrete voltage controlled oscillators (VCO)...
512 DUAL VCOs are represented with two independent voltage controlled oscillators (VCOs) combined in one module. Each oscillator has its own input for the keyboard and two for modulation signals. The inputs are designed for 1V/oct signal. You can switch...
PSP is not a toy console, but a revolutionary control module for SEM synthesizer units. In May 1976, the first polyphonic 8 voice was released, based on SEM modules. Eight modules represent eight independent voltage controlled filters, sixteen voltage...
Reconstructed and prepared to work in modern conditions, an analog monophonic synthesizer module. Signal path, comparing to the original module of 1974 year of production, remained almost unchanged. Several details that are no longer available have been...
The older model in the line of modern SEM modules, combines all the additional options. For interaction with modular systems there are 21 CV inputs/outputs (3.5 mm jacks). There’s a MIDI-CV converter so that it could work with MIDI equipment. It is based...
