Ben “Divkid” Wilson let us know that that he’s introduced his second Eurorack module, Ochd, made in collaboration with Instruo.

The Ochd module (pronounced “oct” as in octave or octuplet) offers 8 analog LFOs, making it a compact source for lots of modulation.

“I often find I need more modulation,” notes Wilson, “simple sources that will keep things moving and stop things getting repetitive. That’s why ochd was brought to life.”

Here’s what Wilson has to say about it:

“ochd is a 4HP Eurorack module with eight analogue triangle LFOs. The outputs go from fast on the top output to slow on the bottom output.

The default ranges are deliberate NOT synced. These are free running LFOs that were tuned by ear to be musical useful for a range of fast to slow modulations in a patch. Organic animation, drifting and musical phasing is the intention of the module. The rate control controls the rate of all LFOs globally and takes this into lower audio rates right down to 25 minute cycles on the lowest output. This can be extended even slower with CV, with the CV input and attenuverter on board and we can also track and hold the outputs with a negative CV, interrupting and holding modulation values with external gates of CVs. Another trick to take this from simple triangle shapes is to patch a spare output into the CV input and wave shape with feedback.

Exponential curves, odd squares, stepped waveforms and more are available with some adjustment of the attenuverter and using different outputs to voltage control itself.”

Features 

• 8 independent, un-synced free running analogue triangle LFO’s
• Wide frequency range across the oscillators (160Hz to 25 minute cycle time, this goes much lower with CV)
• CV controllable global rate with attenuverter
• Track and Hold capabilities using negative CV to stall oscillator cores
• Bipolar LED display for each LFO
• Self-patchable for complex wave shaping

See the Divkid site for details.