Xaoc Devices Odessa eurorack module

General

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? Additive synthesis is about adding up sine tones, like an electronic organ does. There are 2560 (how many?!) harmonic partials available, and obviously you're not going to set them up piece by piece. The Odessa has a different method for this, and it obviously works a lot faster and more convenient than arranging all those partials by hand. A very nice detail: you can use up to five unison sounds, and in combination with specifically this additive synthesis, this can produce very nice sounds. Another nice detail to mention is that the Odessa also works within Xaoc's Leibniz system, for additional possibilities. But even without all that, the Odessa is an extensive and interesting oscillator. One with which, by the way, you can also just make a sawtooth and a square wave, but still especially the many many other sounds.