Xaoc Devices Rostock eurorack module (Leibniz)

General

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. All this is especially very interesting in context of sequencers/patterns, but as always: it is ultimately Eurorack, so 'whatever you want'. You can also use such a delay for CV, of course, and Xaoc itself also talks about audio signals and even video signals.

What is Leibniz?

Anyone just entering the world of Eurorack, but who has already played around with a synth here and there, will quickly understand the basics of this modular synthesis. And oscilaltor with a cable towards a filter also speaks for itself. Xaoc Devices' Leibniz system, however, needs a bit more time, and will certainly not be beginner-proof. It is about binary logic, and in everyday life you have little or nothing to do with that, which is why it feels a bit unclear to Eurorack newcomers. The various Leibniz systems complement each other nicely, sometimes in terms of sound, but - probably - much more often in terms of logistical choices.