Erica Synths Black Dual EG/LFO has two full ADSR EGs and two unique LFOs with plenty of features just in 10HP!
Erica Synths Black LFO is a broad function module, but some of it's features set it apart from other LFOs, like for example the gate input for a key follow function and a built in VCA circuit that controls LFO amplitude in both auto and gated modes.
Erica Synths Black Modulator is a fully analogue modulation and noise source.
The Black Digital Noise is our pathological brainchild. A unique noise module that makes wide range of noise effects; almost pure white noise, Atari console-like one bit noise and other crazy, more or less predictable sounds. At the heart of the module is a programmable logic matrix that includes two linear feedback shift registers that generate polynomial noise effects.
Erica Synths Black Hole DSP by default has 16 effects, each with 4 adjustable and CV controllable parameters and CV controlled effect select.
Erica Synths Black Quad VCA, despite its compact size, is designed in line with the Black Series Hi-Fi philosophy, our custom pre-emphasis – de-emphasis circuits preserve all the nuances of the original signal.
Erica Synths Black Wavetable VCO is a compact, fat sounding wavetable VCO that features 16+ banks of selected waves: classical synths, FM synths, Erica modular, vowels and others.
Erica Synths Black VCO Expander essentially is an advanced waveform mixer plus two octaves down suboscillator, it allows you to explore wave design in brand new areas.
Erica Synths Black Voltage Controlled Envelope Generator brings you the ultimate control over envelopes in your modular synth.
Erica Synths Fusion VCF is our take on a four pole lowpass filter. Each side of the double triode drives signal between 2nd and 3rd stage of the filter, while germanium diodes are used to limit the output signal.
Erica Synths Fusion dual Mixer is designed to mix and overdrive audio signals on the vacuum tube.
Erica Synths Pico SCALE module allows you to manipulate audio or CV signals – attenuate, boost, invert and offset – in order to achieve interesting modulation effects.
