Stereo Triple VCO

US BlaknBlu announce Oscar Tria      01/04/25

BlaknBlu has announced Oscar Tria, a stereo, triple VCO combining three functions into a single, 10HP module. This is what they have to say about it...

Green Mode:
A 'traditional' stereo oscillator. In Green Mode you get the usual three waveforms – saw, triangle and square (with variable pulse width, of course) but you can continuously vary the waveform between the three. For instance, by turning the waveform knob to be just to the saw side of triangle, you get a sound very much like the Minimoog's 'shark tooth'.
Green mode also gives you a square wave sub oscillator – one octave below the main oscillators – and a sub sub, two octaves below. Oscar Tria is stereo, of course, so you can detune one oscillator for a rich stereo image – or sum the two outputs to mono and you have two oscillators with two subs, for a BIG sound.
Green mode also features through zero FM, and hard sync.

Yellow Mode:
Super-saw! And super-square! And super-triangle! With a sub (of course). Yellow mode allows you to control the number of oscillators making up the super-whatever, from one (not really super) to 24. Again, being stereo you get up to 12 oscillators in one channel and 12 in the
other. Add the sub for a HUGE sound.

Orange Mode:
This is a chord engine, with 20 selectable chords. There are controls to select which chord you want and how many notes are played (over two octaves). CV control allows you to set pitch and chord independently, so you can set up a polyphonic sequence, for instance. Again, the output is stereo with detune control of one output.
 

Pricing and Availability:
Oscar Tria has a RRP of GBP £290.00 inc VAT and is in stock now.

More information:

 



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