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Zlosynth - Arplus
Zlosynth - Arplus

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Arplus combines a quantizer, CV-controlled arpeggiator and six-voice Karplus-Strong string synthesizer in a single Eurorack module. Its 31 scales range from Western diatonic modes to Arabic maqam, Indian melakarta, Japanese pentatonics and even quarter-, semi- and whole-tone divisions.The arpeggiator creates evolving patterns from the selected scale and chord, while the quantized 1V/oct output can drive other oscillators. Chords can contain up to eight notes, scales can be customized and parameters without dedicated CV inputs can be assigned through flexible CV mapping.The internal physical-modeling engine can pluck or bow up to six virtual strings, using either its internal excitation or an external audio burst. A resonant filter, contour control and three stereo routing modes shape sounds from tight staccato plucks to wide, sustained pads and resonating soundscapes.Features• Quantizer, arpeggiator and string synthesizer• 6-voice Karplus-Strong physical modeling• External audio input for custom excitation• 31 scales including microtonal scale families• Customizable scales and chords of up to 8 notes• CV-controllable arpeggiator patterns• Quantized 1V/oct output• Flexible CV mapping• Three stereo output modes• Resonant filter and adjustable contour• 20 HP, skiff-friendly Eurorack moduleDIY-Kit-Type:SMD-Kit-1. This is a Do-It-Yourself kit, not an assembled module. The kit includes all parts to build the module. All SMD parts are pre-soldered, only trough-hole parts to solder. For build guide, more info, videos etc. please check the buttons below.

€263.00*

DIY Kits

At Exploding Shed, we mainly sell DIY kits. This means you'll need to assemble and solder the modules yourself.

We offer different types of DIY kits. Some require you to solder only the mechanical components, such as knobs, jacks, and switches, while others require you to solder every component, from ICs and resistors to capacitors.

You'll find detailed information about the difficulty of each build in the module's product description or in the manufacturer's build guide, which is linked at the bottom of the product page.