Xaoc Devices Berlin

On the surface, Xaoc Devices Berlin is a simple compact VCO offering square and saw waves with hard sync, FM input and octave switching. The most interesting part lies behind the panel and that is the Leibniz Binary Subsystem interface, namely LBZ out and LBZ in. The frontpanel LBZ LINK button and its corresponding gate input switch between the default saw wave and a signal that has been passed through any Leibniz module (or a combination of Leibniz modules) connected to Berlin. Add Xaoc Devices Jena for wave processing and the output is no longer a simple saw wave - you now have a vintage-style wavetable oscillator with a penchant for the experimental due to its open, hackable nature. Berlin operates in a way similar to the classic PPG Wave and Fairlight CMI synths and employs a variable sample rate of an extremely widerange internal clock. As the sample rate changes with the oscillator frequency, Berlin's internal square and saw waves exhibit no aliasing effect. The whole frequency range spans from 30 seconds in LFO mode up to 250 kHz (!) with the clock reaching an astounding 20 MHz. Add to that voltage control over all parameters and the result is a highly versatile module capable of creating a significantly diverse palette of unusual waveforms.
Xaoc Devices Berlin notable features:
- wide-range VCO with LFO mode (over 20 octaves of tracking);
- Leibniz Binary Subsystem interface;
- extremely widerange clock source;
- manual and voltage control over all parameters (including octave switching and LBZ LINK!);
- simultaneous Square and Saw/Leibniz wave outputs;
- extensive waveshaping potential when combined with Xaoc Devices Leibniz Subsystem modules, e.g., Jena or Rostock;

[@unfamiliarenvironments]

I’m glad that Xaoc official demos are getting as much informational as they are aesthetic - perfect balance of learning and inspiration here

[@Trovarsi]

Yes, I saw this at Superbooth. Def a highlight of the show!

[@iamsushi1056]

This one might be the most exciting Leibniz module yet!
Split the Drezno in half into two modules and I’d be complete

[@Probbie]

Oh yes.... I love Xaoc, though currently have only one module: Zadar. That Berlin is epic - very interesting!! 😊

[@larix.elektro]

Interesting ! This module convinces me to try the Leibnitz system

[@bootshausk39]

It’s a rabbit hole :)

[@andreasschmelas]

Crazy sounds 🎉 absolutely up my alley ❤

[@Robert_Babicz]

one more on the wish list :-)

[@talimn]

God damn, I need it immediately. This ties the whole system together and mine is waiting patiently. Or maybe anxiously, but it’s waiting…

[@AlienPhatAlchemy]

Wicked! 🤘🏻

[@chonbaquer]

Hell yes.

[@nelen_co]

Love all my Xaoc modules, but the Leibniz stuff is not for me.

[@lefutur7001]

Hi @xaocdevices13 , what's doing the stereo processing here?

[@xaocdevices13]

There is Sarajewo in first clip, and Mińsk in some of later parts of video.

[@lefutur7001]

@@xaocdevices13 Great thanks. Gorgeous sounds :)

[@andreasmangione6098]

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