Noise Engineering has unleashed three new pitch-oriented Eurorack modules

Quantus Pax, Vox Digitalis and Quant Gemi from Noise Engineering.

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Noise Engineering has announced three Eurorack modules have been added to its ever-increasing range.

The three include the Quant Gemi, Quantus Pax, and Vox Digitalis, which make up a new series of pitch-oriented CV generators and processors.

First up is the the Quad Gemi, which is a quad-octave switch and buffered multiple. Next, we have the Quantus Pax, a four-channel precision adder with two inputs per channel as well as three universal transpose inputs. And last but not least is the Vox Digitalis, a small, quick-to-use pitch sequencer with four octaves of range and arbitrary sequence lengths of 1-16 steps.

Check out all three in action in the videos below.

All three modules are in stock and available now, with the Quant Gemi and Vox Digitalis retailing for $155 each, while the Quantus Pax comes in at $225. For more detailed info check out the Noise Engineering website.

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