Leibniz The Xaoc Devices Berlin is a quirky eurorack module, and perhaps one that suits eurorack fans better than starters. A good oscillator, compatible with Xaoc Devices' Leibniz system.
Have you had your eye on the Oradea from Xaoc Devices? Or perhaps you already have it? Perhaps we can interest you in this Arad eurorack module, an expansion for the aforementioned Oradea.
An extra envelope is never wasted, 'tis an extra way to liven up your sound. For your eurorack wall, we can recommend the Xaoc Devices Zadar eurorack module, with 260 built-in envelope models, four simultaneously.
The Xaoc Devices Sofia is a eurorack oscillator that is 'special' to say the least. It generates specific 'ripples' based on the phase of an oscillator, can 'have the effect of a resonant sound'.
The Xaoc Devices Lublin is a special VCA eurorack module. At its core it's just a VCA, i.e. a signal amplifier, but the Lublin also has some kind of primitive envelope on board.
Besides all the sawtooths, square waves, sine waves, triangles and the like, it's time for something different. What about additive synthesis, as in the Xaoc Devices Odessa?
And effect that emphasises mere frequency regions is nicely a method for signal colouring. For the latter, you can use this Xaoc Devices Oradea nicely, a good four-band resonator.
The Xaoc Devices Batumi II is a comprehensive LFO eurorack module that actually belongs in any respectable eurorack system.
The Xaoc Devices Belgrad is one eurorack module, but under the hood there are two filters. A really nice feature is that the way these two filters work together can be determined.
The Xaoc Devices Koszalin is a eurorack module that shifts frequencies up and down. Usable as a stereo effect.
Xaoc Devices has a sequencer available, the Xaoc Devices Moskwa II. This is an 8-step sequencer that provides both CV and gate.
Xaoc Devices' Nin may be inexpensive, but if you have a Zadar, this Nin is quite nice to have. Thus, the Nin is an expansion for the Zadar; it's four trigger buttons that you use to trigger envelopes.
In addition to all the oscillators, envelopes, filters and LFOs, you naturally want a sequencer in your Eurorack. Xaoc Devices' Moskwa II is a top candidate for that. And this Ostankino II is an expander for that.
The Xaoc Devices Ostrawa is a mixer eurorack module very similar to the Praga module from the same brand. So much so that we also had to take a look here to see what the difference is.
Do you already have a Xaoc Devices Batumi II, or are you considering that module? For a little extra, you can pick up this Poti II, an expander for the Batumi II.
The Xaoc Devices Samarkanda is a four-part delay. And that creates a lot of possibilities for complex acoustics, chorus and more.
A VCA is never out of place in your eurorack wall, and perhaps the Xaoc Devices Tallin is for you! This module is blessed with some overdrive, and in 'the analogue domain, that yields a nice warm timbre.
A BBD delay in your eurorack wall? You can, with this Xaoc Devices Sarajewo eurorack module. This is a 3-tap analogue delay with plenty of tweaking options. A real retro effect!
With the Xaoc Devices Zagrzeb you add a nice filter to your eurorack wall. It's not just a filter for one of your oscillator signals, 't is stereo, so you can also use it as a kind of master/bus filter.
The Xaoc Devices Hel is an expander for polyphonic Xaoc devices, such as the Odessa eurorack module. It makes it possible to play the Odessa polyphonically. A handy little helper in a narrow eurorack strip!
The Xaoc Devices Samara II is typically another eurorack module that at first glance seems very complex and unnecessary. But as soon as you understand it, you start to see possibilities.
The Xaoc Devices Warna II is a handy eurorack module to put in your rack. A small module, not that crazy expensive, but with two 1-to-4 multi's and a 4-to-1 mixer, complemented by two inverters.
The Xaoc Devices Sopot is a eurorack module that really everyone should have, in any eurorack wall you can put it to good use. No nuanced settings, just four inputs and a summed output, three times!
Your eurorack wall could use another nice effects module, the Xaoc Devices Timiszoara. With 176 effects, and the ability to load presets via microSD.
The Xaoc Devices Bohumin is not just another eurorack module, 'tis an expander for the Ostrawa eurorack module. It adds an extra aux capability.
The Xaoc Devices Bytom is a eurorack module for the somewhat more experienced and tech-savvy eurorack users. It is basically three groups combining four trigger inputs via a logical OR gate.
Got a Timiszoara, and looking for more features? Grab this Xaoc Devices Deva, and play with the clock speed of the effects in the Timiszoara, for example.
The Xaoc Devices Drezno II is a Eurorack module that converts analogue signals to 8-bit digital, and vice versa.
The Xaoc Devices Erfurt is a eurorack module in the Xaoc Leibniz series. It is basically a two-way counter, the result being an 8-bit number that obviously represents eight bits on or off.
Part of the Leibniz line-up, the Xaoc Devices Gera is purely about binary AND logic. Add the Leibniz stream to the inputs, and tweak the inverters. Only if both bits are '1' do they pass.
You may already have a Praga mixer module from Xaoc Devices. A very decent eurorack module, but: expandable with the Hrad, which allows you to add a master section to the Praga.
The Xaoc Devices Jena belongs to the Leibniz line-up, a series mainly about bits and binary arithmetic. The Jena is a waveshaper; the incoming Leibniz signal is distorted by an internal waveform.
The Xaoc Devices Katowice lets you split a stereo signal into three separate frequency bands: low, mid and high. And those three bands are then sent to their own outputs (a mix-out is also there).
Besides the many modules in context of signal processing for synthesis, Xaoc Devices also has modules that have more to do with mixing. That includes the Xaoc Devices Minsk, for conversion from stereo to M/S.
The Xaoc Devices Poczdam is a rather special Eurorack module for the experienced sound designer. It is also one within Xaoc's Leibniz universe, so it will not work without the Leibniz infrastructure.
The Xaoc Devices Praga is a eurorack module, and basically a very small mixer. You need such a mixer in your eurorack wall if you want to merge multiple intrinsic sound sources.
The Xaoc Devices Rostock is one for the high-profile sound designer who by now knows something about the Leibniz system. The data coming in via Leibniz is in and buffer and comes out a bit later.
The Xaoc Devices Sewastopol II eurorack module combines two conveniences. It generates line-level audio, and it has an envelope follower that turns incoming signals into CV signals.
The Xaoc Devices Ustka is a kind of break-out box for the Ostrawa eurorack module. It gives you four pairs of outputs from the Ostrawa inputs before they are mixed. Useful for 'clean' multitrack recording.
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