Berlin

A wide-range numeric oscillator in 8 HP, tracking over twenty octaves, and the Leibniz Binary Subsystem's source: its square and saw can be digitally reshaped without aliasing by the Leibniz modules at its back, turning Jena into a wavetable oscillator or Rostock into a metallic noise source. Octave buttons and LEDs from an LFO mode to 4', CV over the octave, hard sync, an agile link input switching between saw and Leibniz wave, and an ultrasonic clock output.

Key features

• PITCH: ±12 semitones of fine tuning (±5 octaves in LFO mode), PITCH CV V-OCT and FM with its knob
• OCT DWN / OCT UP with six LEDs: LO (LFO mode, down to 30 s per cycle), 64' to 4'; OCT SELECT in 1 V steps
• SQUARE and SAW · LBZ WAVE outputs; LBZ LINK button and input switching the saw for the Leibniz wave
• HARD SYNC input, LBZ CLOCK output for the Leibniz modules