Erica Pico VCF1

$73.99

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Description

Erica Synths has released a new addition to their Pico series, the Pico VCF1, a compact yet powerful analog filter module for Eurorack systems.

With a narrowed width of just 3HP, the Pico VCF1 packs quite a punch. It features a voltage-controlled low-pass filter with a slope of -12dB, -24dB or -48dB per octave. Its resonance circuit is capable of boosting frequencies in a specific area, giving the sound presence and character. For added versatility, the filter can also morph between low-pass, band-pass and high-pass modes.

The Pico VCF1 is ideal for shaping the tone of synth sounds and adding texture to drum hits, loops, and samples. Its compact form factor makes it perfect for smaller setups or for those looking to maximize their Eurorack space.

The module is easy to operate, with just three knobs controlling cutoff frequency, resonance, and filter mode. Additionally, the module can be driven by an external signal via the CV input, allowing for more complex and dynamic filtering.

The Pico VCF1 can also be chained with other Pico modules to create a powerful, portable synth setup. As with all Erica Synths products, the build quality is sturdy and reliable, ensuring years of use.

In conclusion, the Erica Synths Pico VCF1 is a versatile and compact filter module that provides high-quality sound shaping in a small package. Its simplicity of use makes it suitable for beginners, while its powerful features will appeal to more advanced users. Overall, the Pico VCF1 is an excellent addition to any Eurorack setup.

Erica Pico VCF1 properties

Product name Erica Pico VCF1
Brand Erica
Type Synthesizers
Keys No
Drawbars/Sliders No
Pads No
Rotary Controls Yes
Modulation Wheel No
Pre-Programmed Rythms No
Pre-Programmed Songs No
Pre-Programmed Sounds No
Pre-Programmed Drumset No
Pre-Programmed Effects No
Built-In Tuner No
Portable No
Speakers No
Connections 6.3mm (1/4″RTS)
Colour Black

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Keys

Drawbars/Sliders

Pads

Rotary Controls

Modulation Wheel

Pre-Programmed Rythms

Pre-Programmed Songs

Pre-Programmed Sounds

Pre-Programmed Drumset

Pre-Programmed Effects

Built-in Tuner

Portable

Speakers

Connections

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Frequently Asked Questions:

How does the Erica Synths Pico VCF1's self-oscillating mode differ from traditional low-pass filtering techniques, and what unique tonal characteristics does it offer?

The Erica Synths Pico VCF1's self-oscillating mode differs from traditional low-pass filtering techniques in that it allows the filter to oscillate at a frequency of its own accord. In contrast, traditional low-pass filters are designed to attenuate high-frequency signals and allow lower frequencies to pass through, creating a smooth, gradual roll-off response. The self-oscillating mode of the Pico VCF1 offers several unique tonal characteristics. Firstly, it allows for the creation of complex, harmonically rich tones that are not achievable through traditional filtering techniques. These tones can be highly resonant and have a distinct timbre that is often described as metallic or bell-like. Secondly, due to the self-oscillating nature of this mode, it can act as a versatile oscillator in its own right, providing additional tonal options beyond those available through traditional VCOs. This makes it highly useful for creating complex, interlocking textures and sequences. Finally, the Pico VCF1's self-oscillating mode offers a high degree of modulation possibilities, as the oscillation frequency can be controlled by external signals or other modules within a modular system. This allows for a wide range of tonal variations and sonic experimentation. Overall, the Erica Synths Pico VCF1's self-oscillating mode offers a unique and highly versatile tool for creating complex, harmonically rich tones, interlocking sequences, and modulation possibilities that are not achievable through traditional filtering techniques.