LEP - Multicassa 4ch [Eurorack]

LEP - Multicassa Includes ribbon cable and swappable wooden faceplate The Multicassa is an electronic instrument composed of three cassa generators controlled by an analog trautonium like rhythm generator. The term trautonico is inspired by a vintage instrument, the Mixturtrautonium, invented by Oskar Sala, a student of Hindemith. His research elaborated on since the 1930s was based on another, more simple instrument, the Heimtrautonium, manufactured by Telefunken in the 20s. The Heimtrautonium being one of the first electronic instruments for the living room. Early versions of Mixturtrautonium use as frequency dividers the Thyratron (a type of gas valve that could be used to build oscillators and frequency dividers), these dividers acting on the notes producing subharmonic that could be mixed (hence MIXTUR) for produce complex sounds. Same principle is used here with two differences: – The valves are replaced by solid-state trigger circuits.– Dividers act not on the notes but on the