Endorphin.es Two of Cups

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The Endorphin.es Two of Cups adds a vibrant pulse to any modular synthesizer setup with its unique blend of creativity and efficiency. This two-voice sample player lets you explore a world of sound with latency-free streaming from a micro SD card, offering a seamless experience for both studio and live performances. With 8 banks holding 10 samples each, you'll have an expansive palette at your fingertips—ideal for intricate sound design or spontaneous live jams.

Whether you're crafting ambient soundscapes or punchy beats, the Two of Cups delivers with precision and flexibility. Adjust pitch and decay envelopes for each voice to sculpt your sound with exacting detail. With 8-bit and 16-bit processing resolutions on hand, each sample carries a distinctive character, while playback is handled with a crisp 12-bit resolution. The intuitive interface, featuring per-voice trigger buttons, CV inputs, and parameter knobs, ensures that your creative flow remains uninterrupted.

Its compact size, occupying just 6 TE in your Eurorack setup, belies its powerful capabilities. Designed for both enthusiasts and professional musicians, the Two of Cups is an essential tool for anyone looking to expand their sonic horizons with ease and sophistication.

Key Features:

Two-voice sample player
Latency-free streaming from micro SD card
8 banks with 10 samples each
Processes samples with 8-bit or 16-bit resolution; playback in 12-bit
Adjustable pitch and decay envelope per voice
Trigger button, trigger input, 1V/oct input, parameter knob, and CV input for sample selection per voice
Audio output
Current consumption: 125 mA (+12 V) / 20 mA (-12 V)
Width: 6 TE
Depth: 30 mm

Product specs

Available since	June 2021
Width	6 TE / HP

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Introducing TWO OF CUPS: 2-voice intuitive sample player for eurorack

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Endorphin.es Two of Cups | Two channel sample player

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TWO OF CUPS: intuitive sample player with the new firmware update V2R (video manual)

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PROS

Decent sound without a dedicated DAC
Useful for those needing to save rack space
Allows for the use of own samples
Firmware V2.2 offers bugfixes and feature updates
Excellent sound quality, particularly for drums and non-tonal sounds

CONS

Sample selection and loading onto SD card can be cumbersome
Picky about sample formats
No front-facing SD card slot, making access difficult
Tuning to equal temperament is a nightmare
Knob sensitivity too high, making precise adjustments difficult
Saving knob positions does not work
Editing module parameters requires cumbersome process with computer
Non-linear response in parameter editing, making it hard to achieve desired settings

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We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about Endorphin.es Two of Cups.

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Users note that samples need to be correctly labeled and file systems must be compatible, specifically mentioning 24bit/44.1kHz as a supported format.
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Using the Hazel app with ffmpeg on Mac automates sample conversions to resolve noise issues.
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The latest firmware update creates delays in generating reverse files, especially with longer samples.
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Setup and maintenance

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Editing the start and end points of samples and adjusting the envelope settings are necessary for optimal performance, especially since the module doesn't automatically choke previous samples.
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Converting samples to 16bit mono can resolve random noise issues during playback speed adjustments.
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Converting stereo samples to mono improves playback performance, despite the manual stating stereo files are supported.
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Proper labeling and correct folder structures are critical for sample loading and playback without issues.
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Features and functionality

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The module can handle a full bank of 24 samples, but practical user experience shows that only one or two samples per bank may function without adjustments.
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Noise issues occur in bright red (playback speed) and fuchsia (sample select) modes, especially when samples are triggered during adjustments.
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Deleting the pot.pos file resets pot positions to the current knob settings, useful for troubleshooting.
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User experience

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Owners report issues with loading one-shot samples, suggesting a need for precise labeling and setup to ensure all samples in a bank play correctly.
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Some users dislike the UI, describing it as hard to love, influencing their decision to consider alternative modules.
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The interface has been criticized for its complexity and lack of a retrigger function for samples, causing frustration among users.
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The Two of Cups shares noise problems with the Queen of Pentacles when changing samples, highlighting a potential recurring issue in the brand's products.
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Critic Reviews

Total Recall and Two of Cups: Present manager and Sample Player from Endorphin.es - gearnews.com

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Endorphin.es' Two of Cups offers a compelling blend of functionality and simplicity, featuring two voices and eight banks of samples that inspire creative soundscapes. The manual trigger buttons and pitch control elevate its usability, making it a great addition to any modular setup. However, the bank switching interface can be frustrating, requiring patience as users wait for lights to indicate their selection. While it excels in versatility, the learning curve may deter some users. Overall, it's a solid module for those ready to experiment, though not without its quirks.

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