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Behringer Oscillator Module 1004 Dual-core Vco Eurorack Module (16 Hp)

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The backbone of any synth sound is a solid oscillator, and the Behringer Oscillator Module 1004 is a great place to start constructing unique tones. Based on the legendary 2500 and featuring discrete dual-core transistor circuitry to add vintage character, it comes equipped with coarse and fine frequency controls, a frequency range switch, an on/off switch, a pulse-width control, and 3 modulation attenuators. What's more, each of the 5 different waveform options features a 3-position toggle switch which can be set to inverted/off/non-inverted. All the enabled waveforms are then mixed together to create complex waveform shapes and amazing sounds.

Based on Legendary 2500 Series from '70s Authentic Circuitry Reproduction VCO with 5 Waveforms Combine and Invert Waveforms Sine, Triangle, Square, Sawtooth & Pulse Frequency Range from 0.03 Hz to 16 kHz Range Switch: Low (LFO) / High (Audio) Fine Frequency Adjusts +/- 1 Octave Inputs and Controls for FM and PWM 16 HP Eurorack

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Inputs	FM 1/2 Type: 2 x 3.5 mm TS Jacks Impedance: 50 Kilohms, Unbalanced Max Input Level: 10 V, 1 V/Octave Keyboard Type: 3.5 mm TS Jack Impedance: 50 Kilohms, Unbalanced Max Input Level: 10 V, 1 V/Octave PWM Type: 3.5 mm TS Jack Impedance: 50 Kilohms, Unbalanced CV Range: ±10 V, 10% per Volt
Output	Type: 2 x 3.5 mm TS Jacks Impedance: 1 Kilohm, Unbalanced Max Output Level: 10 V p-p
Controls	Coarse: Sets Oscillator Frequency (8 Octave Range) Fine: Oscillator fine adjustment (±1 octave) Range: Select LFO (0.06 Hz to 16 Hz) or Audio Band (31 Hz to 8 kHz) Enable: Oscillator On/Off PW: Pulse Width Adjustment (5% to 95%) PWM: Modulation Depth Adjustment (-∞ to Unity Gain) FM 1/2: Attenuate FM Inputs (-∞ to Unity Gain) Waveform Switches: Select up to 5 Waveforms (Sine, Tri, Square, Saw, Pulse)
Power	Power Supply: Eurorack Current Draw: 60 mA, +12 V / 50 mA, -12 V
Dimensions	Rack Units: 16 HP 1.8 x 3.2 x 5.1" / 4.6 x 8.1 x 12.9 cm
Weight	0.37 lb / 0.17 kg
Packaging Info
Package Weight	0.5 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)	6.1 x 4.9 x 2.1"

The 1004 gives you comprehensive connectivity including a 1 V/octave keyboard input and two VCO modulation inputs. It also has a pulse-width modulation input and two parallel oscillator outputs to send signal to other modules.

Installing the Oscillator Module 1004 into a standard Eurorack case is easy. Just connect the power cable to the power supply and screw in the module using the included screws. Mix the 1004 with other synth, filter, and processing modules for a truly unique setup.

Classic 1004 dual-core analog VCO module from the ‘70s
Authentic reproduction of the circuitry from the 2500 Series
VCO features 5 waveforms: sine, triangle, square, sawtooth, and pulse
Waveforms can be combined and inverted into the audio outputs
Output frequency range from 0.03 Hz to 16 kHz in 2 ranges
VCO range selectable between Low (LFO) or High (Audio)
Coarse frequency control allows adjustment over 10 octaves
Fine frequency control adjusts over +/- 1 octave
Frequency modulation with 2 inputs and controls responding to 1 V/octave
The width of the pulse waveform can be set manually and controlled dynamically
Eurorack specs: 16 HP, 60mA, +12V / 50mA, -12V

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How many AG-CX350 devices can it handle on one notebook? OR,can it be loaded onto a laptop, which is whre everything ends up anyway?

A: According to Panasonic Support, the module attaches to the camera and is 1 per camera. Additionally, plugging the AW-RM50 into a laptop will not do anything. All it does (when connected to an AG-CX350) is add wireless connectivity if the laptop itself can connect to a network wirelessly. The camera isn't controllable from a computer.

Q: 2. Has anyone managed to sync their Einstein strobes at greater than 1/250s using the PowerMC2 on the Einstein and MiniTT1 transmitter and AC3 Zone Controller on their Nikon D700 or D800 cameras? I can't figure out how to make the HyperSync work with this combination.

A: HyperSync results vary by camera and flash. For the Einstein, you need to set the flash to full power and it needs to be in color mode. If you have trouble with your specific setup, you can check the PocketWizard Wiki and/or contact PocketWizard directly for help. Both of those cameras should be able to sync over 1/250 in HyperSync with an Einstein.

Q: 3. Does it work with Pentax cameras?

A: it should but i don't have pentax camera

Q: 4. Is it possible to use these in a mulicamera setup in the same room?

A: Panasonic lists this device as working on several frequencies. However, the scenario you are asking about has not been reported. See here for more information. http://bit.ly/2tNXAvW

Q: 5. Compatible with Fujifilm HS-20 EXR?

A: Yes

Q: 6. Are you able to pull files from the camera to the laptop and edit live while the camera is being used to shoot? Asking for the Ux90

A: This will not be able to work. You will need to do them separately.

Q: 7. Can you stream from the XU90 with this device from the camera ?

A: While this will work with the UX90, it is for control through WiFi. The UX90 does not have streaming built in.

Q: 8. Panasonic Wireless module should work with ux180 also? Any experience?

A: This isnt a wireless video monitor and never intended to be. Not sure about the UX180 question, but I felt the need to clarify another users note.

Q: 9. Does this work for the Panasonic HC-X1?

A: Yes it does. This is compatible with the Panasonic HC-X1.

Q: 10. If this works on a hot shoe, would it work for older film SLRs?

A: The hotshoe is only for mounting the trigger on the Camera and there is no Data transfer there. Film Cameras used a Cable Release to trigger the shutter. So, I do not think the Hahnel Trigger would work.

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