Unleash your sonic creativity with the Rossum Electro-Music Linnaeus Eurorack Thru-Zero State-Variable Filter. At first glance, this 16HP multimode filter may seem like a typical Eurorack module, but it packs features that will transform your sound design experience. Equipped with standard frequency and bandwidth controls, it also boasts a thru-zero modulation capability, allowing you to explore unique sonic textures by modulating resonant frequencies into negative territory. This opens up a world of possibilities for crafting original and expressive sounds, making it a must-have for any modular synth enthusiast.

Beyond its innovative modulation abilities, the Linnaeus offers a user-friendly interface with a one-knob-per-parameter layout, ensuring that every adjustment is intuitive and precise. The integrated variable-waveform LFO linked to the cutoff/resonant frequency further elevates its versatility, providing dynamic modulation options that can redefine how you approach sound design. Whether you're aiming for subtle shifts or dramatic transformations, this filter adapts seamlessly to your creative needs. Plus, its stereo operation and extensive CV I/O make it a perfect fit for any Eurorack setup, giving you full control over every aspect of your sound.

Key Features:

• 16HP stereo multimode filter module for Eurorack
• Thru-zero modulation of resonant frequency for unique textures
• Integrated multi-waveform LFO with index and rate controls
• User-friendly one-knob-per-parameter layout
• Extensive CV I/O for comprehensive parameter control
• Ideal for creative sound design in modular synth setups

Product specs

FAQs

What makes the Rossum Electro-Music Linnaeus a thru-zero state-variable filter?

The Linnaeus is a thru-zero state-variable filter, meaning it can modulate the filter frequency through zero, allowing for unique phase and frequency modulation effects that are not possible with traditional filters.

How does the Linnaeus module handle frequency modulation?

The Linnaeus offers two frequency CV inputs and a modulation index control, allowing for complex frequency modulation, including thru-zero FM, which provides a wide range of sonic possibilities.

What are the key input and output options on the Linnaeus filter module?

The Linnaeus features 2 x 1/8" analog inputs and outputs for stereo signal processing, along with multiple CV inputs for frequency, response, and modulation index control.

Is the Rossum Electro-Music Linnaeus suitable for a small Eurorack setup?

Yes, the Linnaeus is compact, occupying only 16HP in a Eurorack system, and requires a Eurorack case with a power supply, making it suitable for small to medium-sized setups.

What power requirements does the Linnaeus module have?

The Linnaeus requires a Eurorack power supply, consuming +12V/140mA and -12V/25mA, which is typical for a module of its complexity.