Available as an assembled Module and as a DIY project.
This Module is discontinued.
Specs are approved by the manufacturerA powerful musical interval converter
The idea behind the GMSN! Pure Modular is to provide people with the basic building blocks of modular synthesis. Each module in the range performs a simple function. This makes it very easy to learn the principles of subtractive synthesis, while providing extremely powerful tools to explore non-traditional forms of music and sound design.
The GMSN! Pure Quantiser takes an analogue CV in and converts it to musical scales. LED buttons control exactly what notes in the scale will play. So by selecting all the notes in a minor scale, this is the scale that will play. The level of controls enables the user to play any scale and any mode.
There is a also a trigger out which triggers when ever a new note plays, this could be used to control the volume of each note via a VCA and ADSR. There is also a slew control or portamento which blends notes into each other.
● LED buttons control which notes in the scale are available
● Input voltage is adjusted to the nearest available note
● Any western interval pattern or scale can be created
● Trigger out with LED indicator when new note is played
● Portamento control for glide or slew between notes
● Arduino Compatible Code
● Width: 8HP; Depth: 40mm
● Power: 70mA +12v; 5mA 12v
The module comes as both a Complete Module, or as a DIY kit.
Synth DIY
For people wanting to get their hands dirty with coding eurorack modules, the Pure Quanter provides the perfect development platform. For those wanted to take the next step passed shields, the full kit comes with an ATMEGA328, the same chip as the Arduino so again all coding can be done with the IDE, but this time as a proper embedded solution. You will need an additional programmer. Full instructions are included in the Build Doc.
The DIY option come in 4 variations:
Complete kit with all components required, including panel
PCB, panel and preflashed IC. You’ll need to provide your own components, except for the ATMEGA IC.
PCB and panel. You’ll need to provide your own components. Full BoM is in the Build Doc.
PCB and components, with no panel. You’ll need to provide your own panel.
PCB and preflashed IC. You’ll need to provide your own panel and components, except for the ATMEGA IC.
PCB. You’ll need to provide your own components and panel.
The circuit board is laid out cleanly to make component population and soldering a breeze and the build documentation includes step by step instructions, as well as fault finding hints and tips.
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