Erica Synths Black EG2 – Reverb Description

The Erica Synths Black EG2 is a versatile analog ADSR envelope generator designed for musicians who want more flexibility than a traditional envelope. Unlike many envelope generators, the Black EG2 features an internal gate generator with adjustable gate length, allowing it to generate full ADSR envelopes even when triggered by short trigger pulses. This makes it an excellent companion for trigger sequencers and compact modular systems.  

The module is fully re-triggerable and includes a unique loop mode, where it continuously cycles through a complete ADSR envelope rather than a simple AD envelope. Gate length can be controlled manually or via CV, opening up creative modulation possibilities ranging from evolving filter sweeps to rhythmic LFO-like movement. Whether you’re shaping VCAs, filters, wavetable oscillators, or complex modulation chains, the Black EG2 is a powerful and intuitive addition to any Eurorack system.  

Features:

  • Full analog ADSR envelope generator
  • Internal gate generator converts triggers into full ADSR envelopes
  • Manual and CV-controlled gate length
  • Re-triggerable operation
  • Full ADSR looping mode
  • Exponential envelope response
  • Manual trigger button
  • Compact 8HP Eurorack module  

Module is in excellent working condition and ready for its next modular system.

Listeda month ago
ConditionExcellent (Used)
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Brand
Model
  • Black EG
Finish
  • Black
Categories
Made In
  • Latvia
Horizontal Pitch
  • 8HP
Synth Module Function
  • Envelope
Modular Synth Format
  • Eurorack

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