AMSynths
MODULAR 2500
AM1037 Dual VC Envelope GeneratorThis 14 HP wide module contains two identical voltage controlled ADSR envelope generators. The slope of the stages can be continuously varied from linear to exponential using a front panel control knob.
MODULAR 2500
AM1042 Triple VCAThe AM1042 is a 14HP module that re-imagines the "lost" ARP module of the 2500 modular synthesizer. Prototypes of the original appeared in 1970 but the module never made it into production. The AMSynths module fills in a gap of synthesizer history for Eurorack.
LEGACY
AM1044 24dB Low Pass FilterIntroducing the AM1044 24dB Low Pass Filter, a sleek 12HP module that brings the classic sound of the original AM8044 back to life! This re-issue features the incredible CoolAudio V2044A chip, known for its rich, warm tones and inspired by the legendary SSM2044 found in iconic Korg synths. With enhanced Q compensation, this filter ensures you won't lose any bass response, even when cranking up the Q into self-oscillation. Perfect for modular setups, the AM1044 is your go-to ARP filter for shaping sounds with depth and character. Dive into the world of analogueue synthesis and explore the possibilities with this fantastic module. Cheque out the user manual (PDF), visit ModularGrid, and catch some demos on YouTube to see the AM1044 in action!
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AM1047K Keyboard PercussionDescription This 8HP module adds the missing keyboard percussion feature to the Behringer 1047 Multi Mode Filter, and enables percussive ringing tones to be generated from an attached CV and Gate keyboard (or sequencer). Originally the Gate, Trigger and Pitch signals were patched into the ARP 1047 using dedicated inputs, connected to the upper matrix switches. The AM1047K creates the keyboard percussion feature by patching three cables into the Behringer 1047 (Input, FCV1 and Q CV), and connecting the AM1047K module to the Gate and Pitch CV signals of a Eurorack keyboard or sequencer. Euro Rack Module: 8HP wide User Manual: Download PDF How it Works The 1047 will not resonate without an input signal, so a Trigger signal (created from the Gate signal) is conditioned, and sent into the audio input of the filter to create a short blip of sound. The Pitch signal from a keyboard (or sequencer) modifies the frequency cutoff of the filter, so that different tones will sound at different fr...
MODULAR 1000
AM1052 Mix SequncerIntroducing the AM1052 Mix Sequencer, a compact 8 HP utility module that effortlessly mixes four signal inputs into one master output. Whether you're working with audio or CV, this module gives you the flexibility to control your mix with ease. With options for external clock control or integration with the B1027 Sequencer, you can create dynamic sequences that elevate your sound. The AM1052 features a user-friendly interface, allowing you to manually mute inputs or control them via gated signals. Choose between GATE mode for Eurorack clock control or SEQR mode for seamless integration with the B1027. Plus, with a simple toggle switch, you can reset your sequence to position 1 with the press of a button.
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AM1064 Trigger ControllerIntroducing the AM964 Trigger Controller, a compact 4 HP module that pays homage to the legendary Moog Triggered Controller from 1969! Designed for both studio and live performances, this module generates two variable CV outputs, perfect for controlling any module that accepts CV inputs. With easy manual adjustments or dynamic control via sequencers and keyboards, the AM964 is your go-to for pitch control (0-2V) or CV modulation (0-6V). Activate the outputs with a simple push of the blue latching button or a V-trigger signal, and watch the blue LED light up to indicate your settings. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, the AM964 brings a touch of vintage flair to your modular setup. Check out the user manual (PDF), explore Modular Grid, and dive into our YouTube tutorials to get the most out of your AM964 experience!
MODULAR 1000
AM1076 Triple ResonatorOVERVIEW ARP never made an analog resonator circuit but Korg did with the triple bandpass resonator in the PS3100 of 1977. This module is a re-imagining of this filter for the 100M Eurorack format. The AM1076 module has three vactrol filters which can be independently adjusted for frequency, resonance and modulation depth. The modulation inputs are usually driven by one or more LFO s to create band pass sweeps. DESCRIPTION The AM1076 has rotary potentiometers at the top of the front panel are used to adjust the level of the individual filter outputs (CH-1 and CH-2). The CH-3 potentiometer pans between the input and output of channel 3. All three channel outputs are mixed together (at unity gain) and available at the MIX output. The frequency and resonance of each channel is adjusted using slide potentiometers with subtle green LED lighting. The trimmer pots at the bottom of the panel control the level of frequency modulation from two inputs per channel, t...
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AM8060SE JP6 VCFOverview This module is a replica of the Roland Jupiter 6 (1983) voltage controlled filter which comprises two 2-pole State Variable filters in series. Forty years later the AM8060 contains the same two SVF's, with each of the 2-pole filters switchable into either Low Pass or High Pass mode providing three VCF modes all with variable resonance. 24dB Low Pass Filter 24dB High Pass Filter 12dB Band Pass Filter (two versions) The filter has a more aggressive sound than the 4-pole OTA filter in the Jupiter 8, along with a lot more flexibility in sounds. The AM8060 JP6 VCF EuroRack module was launched in late 2010 and immediately gained positive feedback from customers. The SE model was introduced in 2014 but chip shortages results in only a short production run. In 2023 the AM8060SE has been re-issued; with Rpar AS3109 chips, a revised resonance control circuit, original Roland JP-6 momentary buttons with LED's and new all black aluminium control knobs. Resonance and frequancy cutoff ca...
MODULAR 100M
AM8111 VCO & VCFThe AM8111 is a replica of the Roland 100M 111 module, a prototype that Roland made in 1978 but without taking it into production. It is a combination of a VCO and a VCF in the same module. The original 111 has been re-imagined by using the oscillator from the SH-101 and the filter from the Korg Monopoly. New sounds!
