Intellijel Intros Korgasmatron II & Expander Modules

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Intellijel has introduced the Korgasmatron II, an updated version of its Eurorack filter module.

The Korgasmatron II features a completely independent six mode filter on each side. The modes are selected via a 6 position rotary switch. Also new is a special overdrive feature, so that the output signal can be soft or hard clipped, depending on how hard you drive it into the circuit. The xfade circuit has also been redesigned to use the same circuit as found in the uFade module with independent cv attenuation.

Also being released is the Korgasmatron II Expander module, which allows for CV control of the Q for each filter. Continue reading

New Euro Module, The Intellijel uVCF Filter

Intellijel has introduced a new filter module for Eurorack modulars, the uVCF.

The Intellijel uVCF is described as “a very clean and precise filter that also doubles as an excellent sine VCO.”

Features:

  • 6hp
  • skiff friendly
  • low pass (LPF) 2-pole , high pass (HPF) 2-pole and bandpass outputs (BPF) 1-pole.
  • FM1 input acts as 1V/Oct when full CW tracks very well over 4+ octaves
  • FM2 input has a bipolar attenuator
  • At full Q you get very low distortion sinewaves with a range of 2Hz to 20Khz

The Intellijel uVCF is priced at $160 and is expected to be available in about two weeks.

6 New Eurorack Synth Modules From Intellijel

Intellijel has announced six new Eurorack format synth modules, which are now shipping:

  • RUBICON ? Full featured Through Zero FM Triangle Core VCO
  • QUADRA ? a quad multimode function generator (aka envelopes)
  • QUADRA EXPANDER ? Adds VC control of Attack/Decay, Quadrature modes and Analog OR processing
  • AUDIO INTERFACE ? Stereo 1/4? TRS balanced line in and line out module with true rms VU meters
  • DIXIE II ? Compact Triangle core VCO/LFO
  • DIXIE CTRL ? Expander module for DIXIE I & II

See the Intellijel site for details on each of the modules.

Richard Devine On The Analog Voodoo Effect

The latest in I Dream Of Wires‘ series of interviews with electronic musicians looks at Atlanta-based electronic musician and sound designer Richard Devine.

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