92 Results for "trigger"

Mode Machines SEQ12: Huge 12 track matrix based hardware MIDI sequencer

The 12 x 16 red LED button matrix is the centrepiece of this chunky hardware MIDI sequencer. 12 tracks of either mono, poly or percussion sequencing with plenty of room for performance and pattern triggering.

Novation Circuit Mono Station 1.2 brings Patch Flip, CV sequencer & synth tweaks

Novation's commitment to developing products after release continues with the 1.2 update to Circuit Mono Station. You get a bunch of new features that feel like they should have always been there.

Get some vintage 1980’s drums in your rack with RMX from DSP Synthesziers

Based on the Oberheim OMX drum machines DSP Synthesizers have worked up a 6 channel vintage 80's drum module with inbuilt mixing, MIDI and USB. That's a lot of drums in 12HP.

Wavelicker Thereminator creates gates and triggers from a Theremin

The Thereminator adds more dimensions to a Theremin performance with three positionally controlled triggers or gates to either the pitch or volume antennas. Trigger drums, samples and sequences as you play.

R606 MKII: Fancy a Roland TR-606 in a 4HP module?

Now with 6 classic virtually modelled analog Roland TR-606 style drum sounds the R606 MKII packs some classic vibes into a space saving 4hp Eurorack module.

Superbooth 2018: Frap Tools Falistri Movement Manager will light up your patch

Falistri is a function generator and editor that combines customisable, looping envelopes with morphing shapes, logic, ring modulation, slew and flip/flops. Falistri is the new Maths with knobs on.

Superbooth 2018: Kickall, Muxlicer and Burst modules from Befaco

Befaco brought three new modules to the show - Kickall kick drum, Muxlicer expandable sequencer and sequential switch and Burst for throwing out a bunch of probability influenced triggers.

Superbooth 2018: Endorphin BLCK_NOIR 7-channel hybrid drum generator

Endorphin reveals BLCK_NOIR an awesomely dark 7 channel analogue drum synth that uses digital noise with spectrum animation injected into analog circuits to generate the sounds. Updated with more info and ...

Superbooth 2018: Bastl takes on polyphonic MIDI-to-CV with 1983

With 1983 Bastl wants to offer polyphonic MIDI-to-CV "from the future". Creative voice allocation and automatic tuning make this a very interesting and useful way to get polyphony into your rack.

Superbooth 2018: TINRS announce Edgecutter for seriously smoochy envelopes

This Is Not Rocket Science attempt to put the pizazz and romance back into ADSR with Edgecutter. A key feature is the row of LEDs which give a visual indication of where the envelope is at.

Hexinverter Mutant Brain transplants your MIDI to your modular CV

The Mutant Brain brings 4 channels of CV and 12 channels of Gate or Triggering into your Eurorack from the comfort of a MIDI device. Check out how it makes the Akai Rhythm Wolf look good.

(arches) tactile universal interface by soundmachines launches on Kickstarter

Capacitive touch control of CV in multiple dimensions, sequencing, MIDI and with reassuring curves (arches) could be the modular (and more) controller that you've been waiting for.

Mutable Instruments Stages: The Modulation Construction Set

Stages offers 6 programmable segments of CV modulation that can combine into envelopes, loop into LFOs and step into sequences. Mutable Instruments continue to define the modular story.

Red Light District (RLD) Eurorack sequencer

Head over to the seedier side of modular with the Red Light District (RLD) serving all your most forbidden sequencing needs and desires with 32 steps feeding 12 notes in every possible position.

ALAK is a 4-track polygonal pattern sequencer with rotating shapes

ALAK rolls out patterns based on shapes rotating through a wheel of 16 LEDs to mess with 4 channels of Eurorack sound or modulation in a simple and effective module.

Crazy8 Beats is now available for rhythm and sequencing fun times

A desktop beat making machine with 8 tracks of CV and trigger, two ports of 8 tracks of MIDI and a ton of probability in a neat and desperately cool looking box. You can even stick it in your Eurorack.

Roland mixes ACB and samples in the TR-8S Rhythm Performer

Take the TR-8 Rhythm Performer, tone down the green and import your own samples and you have the TR-8S. It's not groundbreaking but it's probably exactly what we wanted for a live performance groovebox.

Vermona release randomRHYTHM trigger sequencer Eurorack module

randomRHYTHM is an 8 channel 2 x 4 rhythm section with on and off-beat randomisation, CV controlled muting, swing, clock division and endless percussion pattern generation.

Chase Bliss Audio Thermae delay pedal: Beyond analogue?

Chase Bliss Audio makes complex control of analogue circuits by utilising modern digital control and their new Thermae delay pedal has all this at it's heart.

Arturia drops the MiniBrute 2 analog monosynth with modular patchbay

Get ready for three new products from Arturia! First is the semi-modular MiniBrute 2 monosynth with CV patchbay, step-sequencer and a nouveau retro look that patches perfectly into your modular setup.

Robaux SWT16: 16-track 16-step Eurorack trigger sequencer

The SWT16 (Sweet 16) is a wonderfully glowing 16-step sequencer with 16-tracks and 16 modes of operation. It's Arduino based open hardware and will be available as a DIY kit soon.

Launchpad Arcade: blast some loop action in your browser

Now you can remix other people's loop packs on any computer in the cool, browser-based Launchpad Arcade from Novation Music. You can even use it with the hardware Launchpad if you have it.

Generate frightening noises with the Evil Drum Oscillator module

The Evil Drum Oscillator captures the flatulence of demons, feasts on the possession of capacitors and laughs at the death throws of electronics. It's a beautifully scary module for your Eurorack.

Sequence intervals with Tonic by Rebel Technology

It's a new concept in sequencing where melodies are generated from triggers. Tonic has 1 adjustable and 5 fixed intervals with trigger inputs and manual buttons - can someone please explain it to me?