
Behringer
Behringer 921B OSCILLATOR Analog VCO Eurorack Module
Behringer 921B analog VCO Eurorack module faithfully recreating the classic Modular 55 & 35 oscillator sound.
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Overview
Key Features
Vintage-sounding 921B VCO module from the '70s
Controlled via the 921A OSCILLATOR DRIVE module, or may be used as a free-running LFO
Authentic reproduction of the circuitry from the "Modular 55 & 35" Series
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Separate audio outs for each of the 4 waveforms: sine, triangular, sawtooth and rectangular
Specifications
Module Type
Analog Voltage-Controlled Oscillator (VCO)
Format
Eurorack
Waveform Outputs
Sine, Triangular, Sawtooth, Rectangular
Control
Via 921A OSCILLATOR DRIVE or free-running
Circuit Design
Authentic reproduction of Modular 55 & 35 Series
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the 921B OSCILLATOR run independently or does it need a driver module?
It can be controlled by the companion 921A OSCILLATOR DRIVE module for synchronized multi-oscillator setups, but it also operates as a free-running oscillator or LFO on its own.
What waveform outputs does this module provide?
It offers four simultaneous outputs: sine, triangular, sawtooth, and rectangular (pulse) waveforms, each on a separate jack.
Is this module compatible with standard Eurorack cases?
Yes, the 921B is designed for Eurorack format and fits standard Eurorack cases and power supplies.
What type of synthesis is this module designed for?
It is a voltage-controlled oscillator (VCO), serving as a core sound source in subtractive synthesis patches. It generates raw waveforms that you shape with filters, envelopes, and other modules.
Is this a digital emulation or true analog?
The 921B uses authentic analog circuitry, recreating the original signal path of the vintage Modular 55 and 35 Series oscillators rather than using digital modeling.