Divkid's RND STEP overview and demo at Patchwerks!

RND STEP is a high performance, 3 channel sample and hold module, comprising of 6 unique sample and hold circuits in just 4HP.

Each channel features two internal analogue pink noise generators, and two sample and hold circuits split across unipolar and bipolar outputs.The unipolar output always samples its own noise source for a stepped random voltage between 0-5V. The bipolar output by default samples it’s own noise source (for -5V to +5V stepped random). However, you can override that connection with the sample input. This allows for sampling external audio or CV signals, and it can sample voltages anywhere between -10V and +10V with the sample input.

RND STEP will operate at slow trigger rates with highly extended hold times, ensuring it holds the voltage with minimal droop, but it will also operate up through audio rates for destructive downsampling FX for audio. When triggered at audio rates RND STEP outputs downsampled and clocked noise tones from the internal pink noise generators. These can then be used for modulation, percussion or sound FX.

Trigger input 1 will normalize across all 3 channels, meaning a single trigger can give 6 unique random voltages, of which 3 are bipolar and 3 are unipolar. The combination of both ensures you have the right voltages in the correct ranges for the sources you wish to modulate.

Demo by: Matthew Piecora (aka EZBOT)

[tomevans]

This is some really creative patching given the small amount of modules. Great video, keep it up!

[CWealthMusic]

Nice vid.... I now feel like my Magneto is dirty. Those knobs look super clean.

[audeon_visual]

That skiff is mostly Magneto lol. I'm kind of curious about that module and its seemingly enormous hp. Great demo btw! I love the channel!

[Tofu_Pilot]

This was money well spent. I be modulatin so hard now.

[MisterNiles]

Random thumb. I want an all divkid module system. When it's time. When it happens, it's gonna be very good. You just know it.

[TPsynth]

When is the next batch expected? Out of stock everywhere.

[fakshen]

The crooked placement of the Plaits and Scales is a little bothersome for me. It's a bit like showing up to a sales pitch with your tie crooked. Always make the merchandise look nice in your videos. I do appreciate the style, the lighting, and the time and effort it took to make the video. (I gave you a thumbs up, that's not my thumbs down BTW).