Erica Synths Pico System III Eurorack Modular Synthesizer System (Eurorack Module) - Manual (Page 11)

SEQ VCO1 VCO CTRL VCO2 MIX1 MOD VC EG1 VC EG2 LPG1 LPG2 BBD MIX2 MIX3
TUNE EXP FM TUNE LVL1 RATE ATTACK ATTACK OFFSET OFFSET TIME LVL1
MASTER OUT
PWM LIN FM SHAPE LVL2 CLK IN DECAY DECAY RESO RESO FBK LVL2 LVL1
1V/OCT EXP FM 1V/OCT IN1
PULSE
ATTACK CV ATTACK CV CV1 CV1 IN1 IN1
PWM CV VCA CV SHAPE CV IN2
RND PULSE
DECAY CV DECAY CV CV2 CV2 IN2 TIME CV IN2
PULSE
CLK IN
2 4
IN/LIN FM
SHAPE
IN3
S&H
TRIGG TRIGG IN IN IN3 IN
OUT
TRI CV OUT VCA OUT TRI OUT NOISE OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT OUT SUM OUT
VCA OFFS LVL3 SINE
LOOP
FREE
LOOP
FREE
VCA
VCF
VCA
VCF
+1OCT
-1OCT
+1OCT
-1OCT DRY/WET LVL3 LVL2
VOICECARDS
Erica Synths Pico System III features
voicecards for “saving and recalling” complex
patches. Most of the inputs and outputs of the
system (noted with blue dots) are normalled
to the voicecard, and, instead of making a
patch with the patchcables, a user can insert
a voicecard that replicates patching. If a
patchcable is used together with the
voicecard, patchcable has a priority and it
overrides the voicecard connection. Some
voicecards require extra patchcables in order
to complete the patch – those are indicated
on the voicecard.
Adjust the Delay time from very short, flanger-like effects
CCW to nice analogue delay effects and extreme sonic
artefacts CW. The Time CV is added to the knob setting
Adjust feedback level! In full CW setting the module will go
to self oscillation
This is the Dry/Wet crossfade control
This is feedback filtering switch. At right most position you
will get authentic, unfiltered, bit noisy BBD sound, other
settings filter off noise, and the signal in feedback is
cleaner, but misses higher harmonics
This is time CV input
Patch the audio signal here
This is the output of the module