Sub-oscillator module that generates square waves with various forms and frequencies

• Frequencies of incoming signals (+/-5V) can be divided by 2, 3 and 4 (-1 oct., '-1.5 otc.', -2 oct.)
• /2 and /4 generate 50% duty cycle square waves, /3 can be 33% or 66% duty cycle square waves
• The input signal and the output of the suboscillator also get send through a XOR gate which creates ring modulator like timbres
• The pulse width of the carrier wave can be altered with the THRESHOLD potentiometer (only works when using sine, saw or triangle waves as an input)
• XOR and SUB outputs are roughly 10Vpp (bipolar)
• There is an additional, buffered THRU output that just outputs the input signal
• Aluminium pcb option for the front panel is recommended
• Only through-hole parts

I really like this module! The XOR output generates very interesting waveforms and the ability to play perfect fifths (between -1 and -2 octaves) is a not very common but very lovely feature. It is great for producing sound with a massive low end. Use a mixer to mix the outputs of the SUB MODULATOR together with the input signal.

https://github.com/diysynth/EURORACK-MODULES/tree/main/SUB%20MODULATOR%20(6HP)

• ? mA +12V
• ? mA -12V
• ? mA 5V
• 22 mm Depth

Module is available as a DIY project only.

No info about availability.