Here’s the official intro video for the Pittsburgh Modular Oscillator.

The Pittsburgh Modular Oscillator is an 8hp Eurorack ‘utility VCO’. It offers a full compliment of standard waveforms including Sine, Triangle, Saw, and Pulse waves.

The Oscillator offers 5 octaves of 1 volt per octave tracking, and a frequency range starting as low as 7 seconds per cycle, allowing it to double as an LFO.

Additional features include oscillator reset for hard syncing, attenuated linear FM input, pulse width, and pulse width CV input.

Features:

• Excellent logarithmic conformance
• Temperature compensated 1 volt per octave operation
• Simultaneous sawtooth, pulse triangle, and sine wave outputs
• Sawtooth wave based oscillator circuit
• PWM Input: 0% to 100%
• Hard sync input
• Below audio frequency operation.
• Size: 8hp
• Module depth with ribbon cable attached: 35mm
• Power Usage: 30mA

Module Controls

• Big Knob – Coarse frequency setting
• Fine Knob – Used to fine tune the frequency of the Oscillator. This control is calibrated to a range of 1 octave.
• 1V Input – CV input used to track the Oscillator at 1 volt per octave. This input also can be used as a logarithmic FM input.
• RT – CV Input used to hard reset the Oscillator on the falling edge of the incoming waveform.
• FM Knob – Linear frequency modulation CV input attenuator.
• FM Input – Linear frequency modulation CV input.
• PW Input – Pulse width modulation CV input. Affects the pulse width of the square wave
• PW Knob – Used to manually control the pulse width of the square wave.