Uploaded November 2021 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Although there are a fair number of modules in eurorack that will take a mono signal and give you a stereo signal at the other end, they're not generally dedicated to that task. Most of the ones I've seen are filters, and give you no real control over the stereo field. Or chorus/flanging where the stereo aspect is part of the effect itself and not controllable.
These three modules do, albeit in different ways, and to varying degrees of effectiveness.
Source audio is a SynthTech E352, switching between a triangle and something more wound up / non-triangle-y. Envelope is Zadar, sequencer is Stochastic IG.
00:00 Intro
00:20 Minsk
03:33 Stereo Total
06:27 Wave Stereolizer
Although there are a fair number of modules in eurorack that will take a mono signal and give you a stereo signal at the other end, they're not generally dedicated to that task. Most of the ones I've seen are filters, and give you no real control over the stereo field. Or chorus/flanging where the stereo aspect is part of the effect itself and not controllable.
These three modules do, albeit in different ways, and to varying degrees of effectiveness.
Source audio is a SynthTech E352, switching between a triangle and something more wound up / non-triangle-y. Envelope is Zadar, sequencer is Stochastic IG.
00:00 Intro
00:20 Minsk
03:33 Stereo Total
06:27 Wave Stereolizer
