Eurorack maker 2hp has introduced two new modules, the Swarm Hyper Oscillator, and the Lo-Fi audio degradation emulator.
Here are the details:
The Swarm is a hyper-oscillator, capable creating super-saws, ‘tonal noise hurricanes’, and thick bass and lead lines.
Features:
Hyper-oscillator
Up to 88 stacked saws, and 55 stacked pulsewaves
Create super-saws, tonal noise, and more
Sawtooth and square waveforms
1v/oct tracking
The 2hp Swarm Hyper-Oscillator is available now for $149.
The Lo-Fi module lets you emulate the sounds of old audio equipment.
What they have to say about it:
“Lo-Fi carries two degradation modes: Analog and Digital.
In the analog mode, you can control the amount of wow and flutter for anything from subtle to dynamic pitch fluctuations, tickle the sonic spectrum with ASMR hiss and crackles, and warm up the coldest sounds with tape compression and saturation. In digital mode, dial in bitcrush amount, sample-rate reduction, and the wildest distortion in 2hp to cover your sound in digital crunch, or emulate blown out speakers.”
Features:
Audio Degradation Emulator
Hi-Fidelity passthrough (48kHz, 32-bit internal) when effects are off
Synthesist Stephen McLeod – In his latest video – takes an in-depth look at the Magpie Pedals Round Robin synthesizer.
The Round Robin is a digital synth that has four voices, each of which can play a particular waveform when it is triggered.
Voices are triggered in a “round robin” order from left to right. Rotating a Voice Knob changes the waveform for the respective voice.
