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Pittsburgh Modular returns with the Safari Series 9 - a trio of Eurorack modules. With a balance of refined tone, digital grit, and modulation oddities, these modules offer something for those who like their racks a bit wilder. Richard streamed a live presentation last night, where he also showed the new colours for Capt'n Big-O Oscillator (sounds great) and the Mr Phil Ter filter.
Crow 3 Filter - Beautiful or Brutal
The Crow returns in its third iteration, evolving from the aggressive tones of Safari Series #1.
It merges Pittsburgh's distinct filter character with added smoothness and range.
Capable of lush sweeps or harsh destruction - it's flexible but still has bite.
Double Helix Wavetable Processor - The Resurrected Prototype
Originally designed a decade ago as a 9-bit digital oscillator, this lo-fi wavetable beast never saw full production.
After a SonicState feature caused unexpected demand, it's been revived. (It was Paulee!)
Expect crunchy, unpredictable textures with a nostalgic digital edge.
Local Florist 2 - Feedback-Fueled Modulation Playground
A reimagined take on the original with expanded effect options and deeper feedback paths.
Covers flanging, chorus, reverb, vibrato, and weird spring-like sounds.
Not quite Karplus-Strong, but still great for plucks and peculiar timbres.
Pricing and Availability
Crow 3 and Local Florist 2 are $199 each.
Double Helix Wavetable Processor is $299.
Available now in limited quantities via the Pittsburgh Modular web shop.