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Fusion Drone System by Erica Synths

Published

7 years ago

Monday, 28 August 2017

Erica Synths has launched the Fusion Drone System. It was designed to creating huge, overpowering bass and drones.Vacuum tube based Erica Synths Fusion Series modules are the basis of the system, while Black Modulator and Black Envelope Generator add plenty of modulation and noise generation possibilities. 43 patch points (20 patch cables included) for extensive experiments in sound design, all analog signal and CV path to create the drones of massive power.

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Fusion Drone System includes:

Fusion VCO
Fusion Ringmodulator v2
Fusion VCF v2
Black Modulator
Black 8-Multi
Fusion VCA v2
Black EG
Fusion Delay/Flanger/Vintage Ensemble
104HP One Row Skiff case
20 patch cables

Erica Synths is a team of creative visionaries, musicians and genius engineers to develop unique and innovative musical instruments that make a difference in terms of build quality, design, usage and solve problems that are not addressed yet – saving modular patches with Matrix Mixer and Graphic series modules, intuitive interfaces with Black series and distinctive ways of sound design using vacuum tubes in Fusion series modules. For DIY community we offer kits that contain rare and exotic electronic parts that were used in Soviet synths and military technologies.

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Get more out of ring modulation & crossfading – with Erica Synths Black Ring-XFade

Published

3 years ago

Friday, 21 May 2021

Rijnder Kamerbeek

Get more out of ring modulation & crossfading

Today we go in-depth with the brand new Erica Synths Black Ring-Fade, a eurorack module with two ring modulators, a build-in crossfader, and VCA. Both the ring modulators as well as the crossfader can be used as independent modules, but the internal routing makes it very suitable for advanced creative sound shaping.

In the video we start with an overview of the Black Ring-Fade, and then we dive into a series of patches in three sections. We look at ring modulation patches, crossfader patches, and finally a few patches utilizing all sections of the Ring-Fade.

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Erica Synths Black Dual ASR EG

Published

3 years ago

Thursday, 6 May 2021

Thorsten Meyer

BLACK DUAL ASR EG

The Black Dual ASR EG is a versatile, full analog looping AD/ASR envelope generator with voltage control over attack and release times, that can also be used as a low-frequency oscillator with a manually and voltage-controlled shape and rate. It has two identical parts, each featuring all typical envelope generator controls and bonus features – the end of the cycle output and bi-polar LFO output. When in loop mode the shortest attack and decay settings turn the module into a voltage-controlled drone oscillator with adjustable waveform (it will not track 1V/oct, though).

Dual voltage controlled envelope generator and LFO
Manual and voltage control over Attack and Decay/Release
Adjustable LFO shape
Manual gate button
Loop/Free running switch
End of the cycle output
Bipolar LFO output
A jumper for the EG/LFO time configuration

Erica Black Series include high-end, unique functionality and superior quality modules. Big knobs are assigned to functions that make difference in sound. Erica Black series consists of a range of modules that are needed to put together the entire synth.

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Starter Kits | Episode 04 | Bloom, Pico System III, Desmodus Versio

Published

4 years ago

Thursday, 11 March 2021

Cinematic Laboratory

Starter Kits – Episode 04

After three episodes of Plaits, it’s time to go analog with the ‘Westcoast inspired Erica Synths Pico System III, Qu-Bit Bloom sequencer, and the insane Desmodus Versio reverb. The workflow is completely different and you’ll have to make your sounds from scratch. It sounds completely different too! Technically, it’s three modules, but Pico System III has 13 ‘pico’ modules stacked away under one faceplate. So it’s definitely a mini-modular with huge potential, but you have to discover it yourself!

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