ORIGAMI DUO Eurorack Module Released

US Larix Electro's latest is a dual oscillator followed by a multi-stage wavefolder      12/11/26

Larix Electro has announced the release of their new Eurorack module: the ORIGAMI DUO. Raphael from the company told us, "This module has been awaited for almost 2 years; I had presented it at SuperBooth 2026 and at SynthFest Nantes 2026, but already at the same shows the previous year. Finally, it is finished and in production!" Here's more details direct frpm LE...

This is a dual oscillator based on the AS3340 chip, followed by a multi-stage wavefolder that allows for a very rich range of timbres.  
The wavefolder is followed by a comparator, allowing the signal to switch to a square wave (Yes: with PWM. And gradual transition from triangle to square).  Finally, each circuit ends with a VCA.  

As with the previous oscillator module, the DUAL UNDULA OSCILLATOR, the VCA of each circuit can be inserted into an MS matrix.  
This time, it's possible to activate each part of the matrix: LR to MS, and/or MS to LR, with the VCAs in between.  
This lets you either process a stereo signal differently or work with the sum and difference inherent to MS conversions.

The module also has an envelope and a 4-output LFO.
So the module can function as a complete, standalone synth voice, more in the west coast style (no filter).
The 4 LFO outputs can be phase-shifted relative to each other.
All parameters can be controlled via CV (even the envelope and the LFO).
Each functional block has its own inputs and outputs, making it possible to completely modify the signal path.

Pricing and Availability:
680€

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