Every jack earns its place
No filler I/O. Layouts follow how you actually patch under pressure on stage and in the booth.
Berlin modular workshop
Hand-built Eurorack modules for producers who treat voltage like an instrument.
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No filler I/O. Layouts follow how you actually patch under pressure on stage and in the booth.
Average module width. Dense, not cramped. Room for fingers and cables.
“I stopped chasing new cases. I started filling this one.”Mira Okonkwo Producer, Northline
Pitch tracking tolerance after thermal soak. Measured on every unit that leaves the bench.
“The filter doesn’t flatter the mix. It decides it.”Jonas Rehn Sound designer, Volt Room
Design
We prototype on breadboards until the path feels right under the hand. Faceplate engraving only starts when the topology is locked.
Machine
Aluminum is milled, anodized, and laser-etched in our Kreuzberg shop. Jack holes sit within 0.05 mm of the drawing. Every. Time.
Calibrate
Each unit runs a thermal cycle while feeding reference tones into automated test jigs. Failures never ship. They get reworked or scrapped.
Eurorack standard. No proprietary buses. No forced ecosystems. Plug into the case you already trust.
Orbit replaced two oscillators in my live case. Less cable, more control under stage light.
Threshold is the first filter I reach for on bass. It bites without turning to mush at high resonance.
Lattice made probability feel playable, not random. My sequences finally sound like me.
We build in small batches. Join the list for build slots, module previews, and first access when a run opens.
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