ALM/Busy Circuits released two compact Eurorack modules that fit into just 4HP spaces. The Pip Filter works as a voltage-controlled low-pass filter with built-in VCA features. Musicians can control the filter cutoff through front panel knobs and CV inputs. The module creates percussive sounds when users trigger the ping input. Self-oscillation happens when they push the resonance control to its limits.
The Pip LFO operates as an all-analog low frequency oscillator with wide frequency ranges. It produces square, triangle, saw and sine waves at the same time. The module switches between LFO and VCO modes for different applications. Users can reset or sync the oscillator with external signals. LED lights show the current frequency settings.
Both modules use reverse power protection and work with shallow cases. The company builds them with 32mm depth requirements and two-year warranties. Each module costs 110 British pounds with VAT taxes. ALM/Busy Circuits makes both products at their England factory.
The Pip LFO operates as an all-analog low frequency oscillator with wide frequency ranges. It produces square, triangle, saw and sine waves at the same time. The module switches between LFO and VCO modes for different applications. Users can reset or sync the oscillator with external signals. LED lights show the current frequency settings.
Both modules use reverse power protection and work with shallow cases. The company builds them with 32mm depth requirements and two-year warranties. Each module costs 110 British pounds with VAT taxes. ALM/Busy Circuits makes both products at their England factory.
