Te koop, 2x XAOC Moskwa sequencer en 1x Ostankino expander module voor Eurorack.
Nog inclusief garantie, zo goed als nieuw met slechts zeer minimale rash.
Prijzen:
Moskwa € 240,-
Ostankino €170,-
Hele set (2x Moskwa + Ostankino) mee te nemen voor €620,-
1x Moskwa aangekocht op 28-03-2017, dus nog met garantie t/m 28-03-2018.
1x Moskwa aangekocht op 12-04-2017, dus nog met garantie t/m 12-04-2018.
1x Ostankino aangekocht op 28-03-2017, dus nog met garantie t/m 28-03-2018.
Alle modules inclusief doosjes en alle toebehoren.
Xaoc Devices Moskwa
Bipolar Rotosequencer
Moskwa is a compact, self-contained step sequencer with a handy set of features. We believe it is a great addition to any eurorack system, no matter the complexity or purpose. You can generate unipolar (for melodic sequencing) and bipolar (modulation) voltages, which can be slewed for legato effect. You can mute the triggering for each step, adjust gate length, and force the module to reset itself at a desired step. Play modes are Standard, Random and Pendulum. It is possible to change the sequence direction, pause, and reset it via external CV. The module is propelled by the built-in, adjustable clock, but you can of course sync it to any external clock source of choice.
Features :
8 steps of control voltage and gate impulse generation
unipolar or bipolar voltage available
adjustable overall gate width
mutable gates (per step)
3 play modes: standard, pendulum & random
built?in slew limiter (linear)
internal adjustable clock source
external clock input
adjustable sequence lenght
voltage controlled reset, pause and play direction
20HP
current draw: 50 mA
The "Ostankino - 1966 Sequence Commander" is an expansion module for the Moskwa sequencer by XAOC- The module has been designed to control two Moskwas and to link them but you can connect also only one (but that´s the half of the fun). Individual step gate outputs, internal clock output and some other features make this expander very attractive.
DETAILS
Sequencer modes: both sequencers connected to the Ostankino can run independent or linked. If pressing the LINK button the first Moskwa (A) takes over the master function. The only functions you can access with the 2nd Moskwa (B) is the polarity switch, the slew control, the step buttons and the reset button. If the sequencers are linked the sums of CVs and gates are available at corresponding outputs; the CV/Gate outputs at the Moskwa are without function then. Is the button A is activated, only the first sequence is being played and analogue the 2nd sequence when B is active. If both, A and B are activated, the Ostankino will play a 16-step sequence. Those three mode can be controlled by CV (mode CV input). If the sequencers are not linked, you can pause the according sequencer with the A and B buttons.
Individual outputs for gate/trigger and clock: the internal clock of each moskwa will be output at the clock output(s). Per Moskwa there are eight trigger-/gate outputs available, one per step. Here you have two modes as well: either you need to activate the individual steps with the step buttons or they are always activated.
Step-CV: The steps can be addressed by a CV from 0-5V. This makes possible to start the sequence at any of the 8 (or 16) steps.
Nog inclusief garantie, zo goed als nieuw met slechts zeer minimale rash.
Prijzen:
Moskwa € 240,-
Ostankino €170,-
Hele set (2x Moskwa + Ostankino) mee te nemen voor €620,-
1x Moskwa aangekocht op 28-03-2017, dus nog met garantie t/m 28-03-2018.
1x Moskwa aangekocht op 12-04-2017, dus nog met garantie t/m 12-04-2018.
1x Ostankino aangekocht op 28-03-2017, dus nog met garantie t/m 28-03-2018.
Alle modules inclusief doosjes en alle toebehoren.
Xaoc Devices Moskwa
Bipolar Rotosequencer
Moskwa is a compact, self-contained step sequencer with a handy set of features. We believe it is a great addition to any eurorack system, no matter the complexity or purpose. You can generate unipolar (for melodic sequencing) and bipolar (modulation) voltages, which can be slewed for legato effect. You can mute the triggering for each step, adjust gate length, and force the module to reset itself at a desired step. Play modes are Standard, Random and Pendulum. It is possible to change the sequence direction, pause, and reset it via external CV. The module is propelled by the built-in, adjustable clock, but you can of course sync it to any external clock source of choice.
Features :
8 steps of control voltage and gate impulse generation
unipolar or bipolar voltage available
adjustable overall gate width
mutable gates (per step)
3 play modes: standard, pendulum & random
built?in slew limiter (linear)
internal adjustable clock source
external clock input
adjustable sequence lenght
voltage controlled reset, pause and play direction
20HP
current draw: 50 mA
The "Ostankino - 1966 Sequence Commander" is an expansion module for the Moskwa sequencer by XAOC- The module has been designed to control two Moskwas and to link them but you can connect also only one (but that´s the half of the fun). Individual step gate outputs, internal clock output and some other features make this expander very attractive.
DETAILS
Sequencer modes: both sequencers connected to the Ostankino can run independent or linked. If pressing the LINK button the first Moskwa (A) takes over the master function. The only functions you can access with the 2nd Moskwa (B) is the polarity switch, the slew control, the step buttons and the reset button. If the sequencers are linked the sums of CVs and gates are available at corresponding outputs; the CV/Gate outputs at the Moskwa are without function then. Is the button A is activated, only the first sequence is being played and analogue the 2nd sequence when B is active. If both, A and B are activated, the Ostankino will play a 16-step sequence. Those three mode can be controlled by CV (mode CV input). If the sequencers are not linked, you can pause the according sequencer with the A and B buttons.
Individual outputs for gate/trigger and clock: the internal clock of each moskwa will be output at the clock output(s). Per Moskwa there are eight trigger-/gate outputs available, one per step. Here you have two modes as well: either you need to activate the individual steps with the step buttons or they are always activated.
Step-CV: The steps can be addressed by a CV from 0-5V. This makes possible to start the sequence at any of the 8 (or 16) steps.
