New Behringer Eurorack Module

US WAVES is inspired by the Mutable Instruments Tides      28/11/24

The Behringer WAVES Eurorack module is a digital tidal modulator and function generator inspired by the Mutable Instruments Tides. A spokesperson told us, It is perfect for pushing your sound design boundaries - WAVES offers unmatched versatility and precision." Here's more about it direct from Behringer...

Surf the Waves of Modulation
Surf's up because the totally tubular Behringer WAVES digital tidal modulator and function generator is here! Dive into a righteous sea of sonic possibilities with this rad synth module, featuring 3 generator modes, AD and AR envelopes, and a looping VC-LFO/VCDO. It's time to shred some sonic waves, dude!

Master the Elements of Sound
WAVES offers 4 output modes, letting you shape your sound with a variety of gnarly forms, amplitudes, times, and frequencies. With the Shape control, you can explore tons of combo moves featuring linear, exponential, and sinusoidal segments. This module is totally amped up!

Sync Up and Catch the Rhythm
Get ready to hang loose and vibe with the universe thanks to the external clocking PLL that allows you to create (sub)harmonics in sync with other VCOs. Plus, with up to 16-bit CV control, you'll experience an super accurate resolution for your sonic adventures.

Pricing and Availability:
$99

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