It’s also Eurorack-compatible, to the extent that you can remove the front panel from its case and rack it up alongside other Eurorack modules if you want (there’s even a ribbon cable supplied in the box to save you having to find a spare).
#EREBUS DREADBOX V3 SOFTWARE#
There’s no internal sequencer or built-in keyboard, but you can control over CV/gate or MIDI, meaning it’s compatible with almost any combination of MIDI controllers, software or hardware sequencers you choose.
Finally, there’s a lo-fi echo circuit before the sound hits the output. These are mixed and fed into a single two-pole low-pass filter controlled by an ADSR envelope, then into the VCA controlled by a more simple AR envelope. What we have here is a paraphonic synth module, with two oscillators each offering two waveforms. Otherwise, it sticks to the same formula as the original. the minimum times) of the two envelope generators. As such, the Erebus benefits from changes around the envelope generators, increasing the snappiness (i.e. Instead, it’s just about bringing back those modern classics from the Dreadbox catalogue and making minor tweaks where necessary.
The point with these Dreadbox reissues isn’t to reinvent the original synths like, say, a Korg MS20 Mini reissue with its added MIDI or even a full-on Roland Boutique reboot, reimagining something like the TR-808 analogue drum machine as a modern digital instrument. The Erebus is a faithful reproduction of the original V1 model, with a couple of very small updates.
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