Hexinverter Mindphaser

The Erica Synths Hexinverter Mindphaser is a powerful complex dual oscillator for the Eurorack format, building upon the legacy of classic analog synthesis pioneers. It offers a fresh take on dual oscillator architecture, providing a vast palette for sonic exploration. The Mindphaser is built around two voltage-controlled oscillators, the Carrier and the Modulator. These two cores interact in intricate ways to produce a wide range of harmonically rich and evolving sounds, from subtle and beautiful to aggressive and chaotic.

At the heart of the Mindphaser's sound design capabilities is its extensive modulation system. The module features a Modulation Bus (ModBus) and a dedicated through-zero phase modulation (TZ-PM) bus, allowing for complex intermodulation between the Carrier and Modulator. This deep modulation potential is what sets the Mindphaser apart, enabling the creation of sounds that are impossible to achieve with more conventional oscillator designs. The audio journey concludes with a versatile waveshaper, offering final control over the timbral characteristics before the signal reaches the output.

Designed in close collaboration with Hexinverter Électronique, this re-issue by Erica Synths stays true to the original's analog signal path while incorporating refinements to meet modern manufacturing standards. The result is a module that not only honors its heritage but also pushes the boundaries of contemporary sound design. Whether you are crafting evolving drones, sharp metallic textures, or classic FM-style sounds, the Mindphaser is a deep and rewarding source of sonic inspiration for any modular system.

Features

• Dual VCO architecture with Carrier and Modulator cores.
• Extensive modulation capabilities via Modulation Bus (ModBus).
• Dedicated through-zero phase modulation (TZ-PM) bus.
• Integrated waveshaper for final timbral sculpting.
• Faithful analog signal path of the original Hexinverter design.
• Capable of a wide range of sounds from classic to experimental.

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