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Eurorack Modules · Models

Modular synthesizer modules in the Eurorack format.

5 models

  • Technical line drawing of a Doepfer A-110-1-style Eurorack VCO module Model

    Doepfer A-110-1

    Eurorack module · Germany

    The Doepfer A-110-1 is a standard voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO) module for Eurorack, the format Doepfer created. It produces the basic analog waveforms—sawtooth, triangle, pulse, and sine—with control over pitch and pulse width, serving as a fundamental sound source.

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    ADDAC508 Swell Physics

    Portugal

    The ADDAC508 Swell Physics is a Eurorack modulation source that simulates a small patch of open ocean, with four buoys floating on a wave surface generated by a Gerstner wave model. As the simulated water moves, each buoy rises and falls and reports its height to one of four CV outputs, producing slow, organic, fluid-like modulation. Controls over the wave parameters and the spacing of the buoys let the four outputs drift independently or move together.

  • Technical line drawing of ADDAC207 Intuitive Quantizer Eurorack module Model

    ADDAC207 Intuitive Quantizer

    Portugal

    The ADDAC207 Intuitive Quantizer is a four-voice Eurorack quantizer that snaps incoming control voltages to musical scales across a 10-octave range. It offers user-definable scales, several quantization modes, and a keyboard mode played from its buttons, and it can handle microtonal scales with more than 12 notes per octave alongside multiple temperaments. Tuning and up to 11 user presets are stored in non-volatile memory for recall.

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    AJH Synth MiniMod Discrete Cascaded VCA

    United Kingdom

    A Eurorack discrete voltage-controlled amplifier by AJH Synth, part of the MiniMod series, built from a discrete transistor cascade to reproduce the gain character of the original Minimoog output stage. It offers both linear and exponential response modes.

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    After Later Audio Cara

    United States

    A Eurorack random voltage and CV source by After Later Audio, a compact adaptation of the Mutable Instruments Marbles design (also sold as uMarbles). It generates clocked random gates and continuous control voltages with controllable rate, spread, and bias for generative patches.