eMute Labs Myriad - Stereo Pataphonic Oscillator

eMute Labs Myriad - Stereo Pataphonic Oscillator. A highly experimental stereo Eurorack oscillator combining digital Bitwave synthesis, analog waveshaping, and algorithmic meta-modulation. The eMute Labs Myriad offers nine detunable oscillators across three banks, enabling everything from rich paraphonic textures to abstract, evolving soundscapes. Designed for exploratory sound design, it balances conventional synthesis with unpredictable, textural sonic experimentation. Key Features 12 Oscillator Models: Uses Bitwave Synthesis with a broad range of tonal and textural possibilities. 9 Detunable Oscillators: Organized in 3 banks of 3 oscillators, offering approximately 1700 possible combinations for layered and complex sounds. Stereo Signal Path: Dedicated stereo outputs for both clean and analog-shaped sounds. Analog Waveshaping & Overdrive: Choose between pristine digital tones or enhanced harmonics with analog shaping and drive circuits. Built-In VCA: Integrated amplitude control with CV modulation support for streamlined patching. Extensive CV Control: Voltage control over pitch, spread, octave interval, VCA, and epsilon — a model-dependent macro parameter affecting each oscillator differently. 7 Meta-Modulators: Algorithmic modulation systems designed to generate evolving movement and dynamic textures. Colour TFT Display: Visual feedback for navigation and parameter control. Precision Digital Tuning: Stable pitch tracking for melodic and harmonic applications. Open-Source & Hackable: Hardware and software are open-source for customization and firmware experimentation. What’s Included eMute Labs Myriad Eurorack Module Eurorack Power Cable User Documentation The Myriad is ideal for modular users seeking more than a traditional oscillator. Its hybrid digital/analog architecture, stereo design, and experimental meta-modulation systems make it a strong choice for ambient, generative, electroacoustic, and sound design-focused workflows where evolving textures and unconventional timbres are central.