Unleash the creative potential of your modular setup with the Dreadbox Lamda Module. This versatile module is designed for sonic adventurers who thrive on pushing the boundaries of sound design. At its heart lies an 8-pole (48dB/octave) state variable filter, providing a rich palette of filtering options that can transform any signal into a dynamic aural experience. The Lamda's prowess is further enhanced by its dual resonance frequencies, allowing you to sculpt your sound with precision and depth.

The Lamda's intuitive controls include a 'Post Cut' feature, enabling you to tune resonant peaks either above or below the primary frequency, giving you the power to create synth leads that are nothing short of mesmerizing. Whether you're aiming for a classic low-pass sweep or an aggressive high-pass cut, this module offers 2-pole low-pass and 4-pole high-pass modes, among other filtering configurations.

The module is equipped with an OTA VCA and an OTA drive circuit, ensuring your sounds are both vibrant and powerful. Additionally, high input levels can be pre-driven, providing a gritty texture that’s perfect for adding an edge to your tracks. With its robust design and exceptional versatility, the Dreadbox Lamda Module is a must-have for any modular enthusiast looking to expand their sonic horizons.

Key Features:

• 8-pole (48dB/octave) state variable filter
• Dual resonance frequencies
• 2-pole low-pass and 4-pole high-pass modes
• Post Cut control for adjusting resonant peaks
• OTA VCA and OTA drive circuit
• High input levels can be pre-driven

Product specs

FAQs

What type of signals does the Dreadbox Lamda Module work best with?

The Dreadbox Lamda Module works best with 10Vpp signals, ensuring optimal performance in Eurorack setups.

Can the Dreadbox Lamda Module handle both positive and negative voltage inputs?

Yes, the Lamda Module accepts +/-12V for Cut Off CV, Post, and VCA inputs, providing versatile connectivity options.

What is the frequency range of the Dreadbox Lamda Module's filter?

The filter's cutoff frequency range is from 20Hz to 20KHz, allowing for a wide spectrum of sound shaping possibilities.

How many voices does the Dreadbox Lamda Module support?

The Lamda Module is monophonic, supporting one voice, which is typical for many modular synthesizer setups.

What is the maximum output voltage of the Dreadbox Lamda Module?

The maximum output voltage of the Lamda Module can reach up to 12Vpp, depending on the settings used.