Mixers, Modules in the pico system iii – Erica Synths Pico System III Eurorack Modular Synthesizer System (Eurorack Module) User Manual
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MODULES IN THE PICO SYSTEM III
These are the signal level
attenuators for the first mixer
These are audio or CV inputs
of the first mixer
This is the output of the first mixer.
If something is patched here, it’s automati-
cally disconnected from the SUM OUT
This is the master output of the mixer –
it sums both MIX2 and MIX3
This is the master output of the module –
it essentially duplicates the SUM OUT, but it
features stereo jack socket that splits mono
signal to left and right stereo channels.
NB! Use ONLY a stereo cable here! A mono
cable will shorten audio to the ground and
there will be no sound on the output!
These are the signal level attenuators
for the second mixer
These are audio or CV inputs of
the second mixer
This is the output of the second mixer.
If something is patched here, it’s automatically
disconnected from the SUM OUT
MIX2
MIX3
LVL1
MASTER OUT
LVL2
LVL1
IN1
IN1
IN2
IN2
IN3
OUT
OUT
SUM OUT
LVL3
LVL2
MIXERS
section is straight-forward –
it features two independent DC coupled
mixers for mixing audio and CV signals
with individual outputs and shared output,
where signals from both mixers are
mixed together.
This knob sets LFO and S&H clock frequency.
Patch external clock signal here to sync
LFO and S&H frequency to the external
clock. When external clock is applied, the
Rate knob becomes clock divider (CCW
from 12:00) or multiplier (CW from 12:00)
This is sine LFO output. LED1 indicates LFO
(sine and pulse) and S&H clock frequency.
This is the pulse wave LFO output, use it also
for clocking the sequencer. LED2 indicates
random pulse output
This is the Random Trigger output. The
frequency of the random triggers is set
by the RATE knob
This is the S&H CV output
This is the noise output
This knob sets Attack time. The incoming
CV is added to the knob setting.
This knob sets Decay time. The incoming CV
is added to the knob setting.
Select between looping mode and triggered mode! In
looping mode, when CV is applied to attack and/or decay
controls, the module can work as a drone generator
This is the manual trigger button
This is the Attack CV input
This is the Decay CV input
This is the Trigger/Gate input. If gate is applied,
the module advances to the ASR mode automatically
This is the output of the module. The LED gives visual
feedback on the output voltage