Dive into the world of vintage analog synthesis with the Behringer 1036 Sample & Hold / Random Voltage Eurorack Module. This module is not just a tool—it's a gateway to exploring soundscapes reminiscent of classic 1970s modular synths. Featuring two independent sample & hold circuits, the 1036 allows you to capture and manipulate voltages with precision. Its Eurorack compatibility ensures seamless integration into your existing setup, inviting endless possibilities for creative expression.

The 1036 is equipped with an internal clock adjustable from 0.03 to 300 Hz, giving you the flexibility to craft everything from rhythmic pulses to unpredictable, chaotic noise. Whether you're a seasoned synthesist or just starting your modular journey, this module offers intuitive controls with knobs and switches that make navigating its features a breeze. From manual sample buttons to clock FM inputs with attenuators, every element is designed to enhance your sonic explorations.

Perfect for those who crave the nostalgic warmth of vintage sounds while benefiting from the modular connectivity of today, the Behringer 1036 is a must-have for any Eurorack enthusiast looking to broaden their auditory horizons.

Key Features:

• 2-channel sample & hold / random voltage
• Internal clock adjustable from 0.03 - 300 Hz
• Manual sample button
• Clock FM input with attenuator
• Signal input with attenuator
• Internal random generator with attenuator
• Clock from channel A switchable to channel B
• Current consumption: 40 mA (+12 V) / 40 mA (-12 V)
• Width: 16 HP

Product specs

FAQs

What is the primary function of the Behringer 1036 Sample & Hold / Random Voltage Eurorack Module?

The Behringer 1036 is designed to generate random voltages and sample & hold functions, adding unpredictability and modulation options to your Eurorack setup.

What is the depth and HP size of the Behringer 1036 module?

The Behringer 1036 has a depth of 1.7 inches (43mm) and occupies 16HP in a Eurorack case.

What power requirements does the Behringer 1036 module have?

The Behringer 1036 requires a ±12V power supply and consumes 40mA, making it compatible with standard Eurorack power systems.

Does the Behringer 1036 module require a specific type of power supply?

Yes, the Behringer 1036 requires a Eurorack case with a compatible power supply to function correctly.

Can the Behringer 1036 module be used to create random modulation effects?

Yes, the Behringer 1036 is ideal for generating random modulation effects, enhancing the complexity and variability of your modular synth patches.