At Superbooth 2023, Erica Synths has introduced two new modules, Black DADSR EG & Black EG2.
The Black DADSR EG and the Black EG 2 are new analog envelope generators, each with distinct features that significantly expand modulation palette of the modular synth.
The Erica Synths Black DADSR (Delay-Attack-Decay-Sustain-Release) is a fully analog envelope generator that gives you extended control over events in your modular synth.
It’s a looping exponential envelope generator that has voltage control over each stage of the envelope. An independent Gate Delay section adds extra functionality to design advanced soundscapes, like delayed modulation effects, wave morphing, etc.
Available now Price € 160.00.
The Erica Synths Envelope Generator 2 is a re-triggerable, looping envelope generator with some unconventional features that are very useful for experimental setups.
What sets the Black EG2 apart from other envelope generators is its optional GATE LENGTH setting, which allows for generating full ADSR envelopes even if a short trigger is used at the input. Likewise, in LOOP mode, the module outputs a full ADSR envelope instead of a classical AD envelope. The gate length is both manual and CV controlled, which allows for using this envelope generator in compact modular setups controlled by trigger sequencers only.
Features:
Full exponential ADSR envelope
Retriggering option
Internal gate generator with adjustable gate length
At Superbooth 2023, Gert Jalass of Moon Modular is introducing their new Moon Sequencer Series, a major update to their Moog format mega-sequencer.
The company is also celebrating 15 years of “The Lunar Experience”, since their founding in 2008.
The Moon Sequencer system has long been a core part of the company’s lineup. It builds on the legacy of the iconic Moog 960 Sequential Controller, offering similar large-format usability, but with dramatically enhanced capabilities.
Now they’ve introduced a major update to the heart of their sequencer line, the 569 Quad Sequential Voltage Store V2.0:
Jalass says that the main differences with the 569 Quad Sequential Voltage Store V2.0 are hidden “under the hood”. This will allow owners of an existing 569 to upgrade to v2 by exchanging its “brain”.
What’s new with the 569 Quad Sequential Voltage Store V2.0:
It can “speak” to the new 569 E Quad Voltage Store Expander.
It can be expanded by the 569 C Row Mode Controller. This module lets you assign up to three special functions to defined steps of a sequence:
Control voltage
Gate-on time
Clock division
Clock multiplication (aka “ratchet”)
The transpose input of the 569 can be switched on and off per row.
It can now be expanded by up to two 565 D quantizer
Bonus (w/o any of the new expanders connected) is a controllable gate length.
The following supporting modules can be connected in any combination:
1 569C Quad Row Controller
1 or more 569E Quad Voltage Store Expander
1 or 2 565D Quantizer Controller
The company’s existing expander modules (569EG, 569EGB, 569ES, 569EGB and 569LE) are still supported.
The new modules are expected to be available in Q3 2023, with pricing TBA. Find out more info on the Moon Modular website.
At Superbooth 2023, Gert Jalass of Moon Modular is introducing a new entry in his extensive line of Moog format synth modules.
The company is also celebrating 15 years of “The Lunar Experience”, since their founding in 2008. The M 512 Audio Interface is a multi-function module, letting you bring mic and line level signals into your modular, and also providing Envelope Follower & Trigger/Gate Extractor functions.
Features:
First it is a preamplifier, to raise microphone or line signals to modular level to be used inside the synthesizer system.
The signal passes the gain control with 3-LED-level indicator and microphone/line level input switch.
The audio output provides the amplified input signal.
The gate/trigger threshold control defines the level from which the gate/trigger puls is released
The Switch-on time defines the lengths of the gate pulse, the gate delay controls the delay of this pulse.
The glide control “softens” the form of the generated envelope voltage.
A flowchart of the module’s signal paths:
Pricing is to be announced, but availability is expected in late June 2023. Find out more info on the Moon Modular website.
