Eurorack Module
XR22 VCO FT
VCO with Ring Modulation Input and FSK (Frequency Shift Keying)
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Amplitude Modulation (AM) Input
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Ring modulation
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CV controllable sine/triangle volume
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Advanced waveform generation by AM
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Rgb-LED for optical control
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FSK (Frequency Shift Keying)
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Pulse and ramp generation
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Switching between two different frequency CVs
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Advanced waveform generation by FSK
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LFO-, Bass-, High- Mode
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Switchable Sync-Mode (from Rev.6)
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Width: 12 HP
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Dimensions: 128,5 mm x 60,6 mm
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Depth: 35mm
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Current: +12V: ≤103mA; -12V: ≈42mA
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Optionally available in banana version
The XR22 VCO FT with AM input provides direct amplitude control of the sine/trianglewave by an external signal. An audio signal as AM input will be ring modulated by the oscillator frequency. When using a control voltage for AM, the sine/ trianglewave’s amplitude level can be directly controlled therefore.» read more
The knob ‘Gain’ is adding a positive/negative DC voltage to the oscillator’s amplitude control – for shifting the modulation point, loudness control or muting (when the external input signal is 0). The ratio between the (modulated) oscillator output and an applied AM input can be mixed with the bypass knob.
The FSK (frequency shift keying) feature is allowing to switch between two different oscillator frequencies – by hand, by a logic signal or by the oscillator’s squarewave itself. These two frequencies are controllable by the two big-sized knobs and their respective fine- tuning knobs and frequency CV inputs. If the oscillator’s squarewave output is switched directly to the FSK input, the result will be a separate controlling of the rising/ falling edges of the sine/triangle signal and the duty-cycle of the squarewave by the knobs and/or CV. Ramp and pulse waveforms can be generated or it may be used for advanced wave shaping.
For optical overview, there is a full-color LED visualising the XR22 VCO FT‘s sine/triangle output and a bicolor LED for indicating the FSK state.
Sync Mode (New from Rev.6): The socket in the lower right corner is now offering double functionality: Either it is working as a F2-1V/oct. CV input or as a Sync logic input (replacing the CV input), depending on the state of the new switch ‘Sync ↔ F2 CV 1V/Oct.’. » read less
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The knob ‘Gain’ is adding a positive/negative DC voltage to the oscillator’s amplitude control – for shifting the modulation point, loudness control or muting (when the external input signal is 0). The ratio between the (modulated) oscillator output and an applied AM input can be mixed with the bypass knob.
The FSK (frequency shift keying) feature is allowing to switch between two different oscillator frequencies – by hand, by a logic signal or by the oscillator’s squarewave itself. These two frequencies are controllable by the two big-sized knobs and their respective fine- tuning knobs and frequency CV inputs. If the oscillator’s squarewave output is switched directly to the FSK input, the result will be a separate controlling of the rising/ falling edges of the sine/triangle signal and the duty-cycle of the squarewave by the knobs and/or CV. Ramp and pulse waveforms can be generated or it may be used for advanced wave shaping.
For optical overview, there is a full-color LED visualising the XR22 VCO FT‘s sine/triangle output and a bicolor LED for indicating the FSK state.
Sync Mode (New from Rev.6): The socket in the lower right corner is now offering double functionality: Either it is working as a F2-1V/oct. CV input or as a Sync logic input (replacing the CV input), depending on the state of the new switch ‘Sync ↔ F2 CV 1V/Oct.’.
The FSK (frequency shift keying) feature is allowing to switch between two different oscillator frequencies – by hand, by a logic signal or by the oscillator’s squarewave itself. These two frequencies are controllable by the two big-sized knobs and their respective fine-
For optical overview, there is a full-color LED visualising the XR22 VCO FT‘s sine/triangle output and a bicolor LED for indicating the FSK state.
Sync Mode (New from Rev.6): The socket in the lower right corner is now offering double functionality: Either it is working as a F2-1V/oct. CV input or as a Sync logic input (replacing the CV input), depending on the state of the new switch ‘Sync ↔ F2 CV 1V/Oct.’.
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Sounds
AM In: Rhythm Machine; Output: Sine/Triangle – Oscillator frequency manually controlled
AM In: Rhythm Machine; Output: Sine/Triangle – Frequency CVs in: Sequencer and LFO
AM In: Rhythm Machine; Output: Triangle with FSK (Ramp) – F2 CVin: LFO
2 XR22 VCOs cross-patched FSK In ⇔Square Out – AM In: Rhythm machine; Frequency CVs in: Sequencer
Sync Mode: 1. Cymbal with pickup ⇒ Peak+Hold ⇒ XR22VCOFT AMin; 2. Rhythm machine ⇒ Peak+Hold ⇒ Delay1022 frequency CV modulated with synced XR22VCOFT triangle; 3. Sync mode in audio range; 2 XR22VCO FTs with sequencer F CV in; 1stVCO is syncing the 2nd
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About AM (Amplitude Modulation)
The triangle/sinewave output amplitude varies linearly with the control voltage applied to “AM in”. The modulation amount can be adjusted with knob ‘AM In’. Negative CV’s will cause phase inversion of the triangle/sinewave output.
Examples:
Ring modulation with external triangle signal | VCO volume control with external envelope signal | AM in connected to triangle/sinewave output (feedback) |