Halcyon Modular has launched their first module, Miasma, on Kickstarter. Miasma brings the sound of the 80's to Eurorack, using the same voice chips as many classic synthesizers, such as the Prophet 5, Pro One, SH-101 and Jupiter 6.
It's designed to emulate classic sounds, while adding fresh features like built-in cross modulation and front panel access to both hard and soft sync, something never before used in a commercial CEM 3340-based synthesizer. Huge unison tones can be achieved through the mixed-dual oscillator outputs, with bass reinforcement from the built-in -1/-2 octave sub-oscillator. Each voice can also be split, effectively creating a duophonic module in 16hp.
Halcyon Modular Miasma Features
- Two pure analog oscillators
- Individual and mixed outputs for each waveform (Tri, Pulse, Ramp)
- Sub Oscillator with -1 and -2 octave outs
- Internally sync’ed, but with independent 1V/O inputs for duophonic sound
- Internal FM cross-modulation
- FM and PWM inputs
- Unconventional Hard and Soft Sync unique to the 3340 chip
Halcyon's chief engineer, Tom Moxon, has decades of experience designing audio circuitry, including contributions to Emu Systems, on the classic Emulator II sampler and Drumulator drum machine. The Miasma campaign is live on Kickstarter now, with the module starting at $350 for backers, and retail is planned at $399
Web: http://www.halcyonmodular.com
Kickstarter: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/moxon/miasma-classic-dual-voice-eurorack-synthesizer-mod
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