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Softube Adds 4ms PEG To Their Modular

Talula, November 22, 2017November 22, 2017


Softube has introduced the 4ms Pingable Envelope Generator (PEG).
The new and long-awaited addition to the Softube Modular ecosystem (see our recent Softube Modular review – FYI Modular and its add-ons are currently on sale!), opens up a vast array of possibilities beyond the basic ADSR envelope generator included in the core Modular package.

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Two independent envelope generators can be ‘pinged’ by external sources – your DAW clock, for example – to define the cycle-length of the envelope(s) and generate rhythmic effects and interactions never before possible in Modular.

 

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Fully licensed and endorsed by 4ms, manufacturers of the original hardware, the 4ms PEG expands your creative horizons. Create crazy polyrhythms for percussive clicks and beeps, or match the elastic wobble of a dubstep bassline to the tempo of your track with ease.

Multiply the pinged tempo of each channel to fit two, three, four or more envelope cycles into each beat, or divide to generate longer cycles which still conform to your pinged tempo.

And send the envelope generated by one side to CV modulate the parameters of the other. This module is fantastic for fun experimentation, and often results in happy accidents.

Price & Availability:
The 4ms PEG is available now for an introductory offer of $23 USD until January 8, 2018 ($29 USD regular pricing).

Buy now or learn more about Softube’s 4ms PEG For Modular.

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