Gone are the days when Eurorack systems were dismissed as niche toys for hobbyists. Thanks to the availability of high-quality modules with unique sound and features, you can create custom sound generators and effect units with professional, studio quality. No matter what your system’s focus, you need to get the sounds to external studio equipment, audio interfaces, or PA systems. That’s why we created TRANSfourMER.
A quick look at the module’s front panel reveals its straightforward idea: TRANSfourMER provides four channels, each with one input and one output—that’s it. This clean simplicity is one of its greatest strengths. Instead of dealing with level meters and control settings, you’re free to immerse yourself fully in the creative process.
At the core of TRANSfourMER are four premium audio transformers. These transformers balance the audio signals and galvanically isolate your modular system from other studio- or live equipment. TRANSfourMER effectively protects against annoying hum, buzz, and noise caused by ground loops or external interferences.
An especially practical feature, both in studio and live settings, is the option to pair the channels. You can use them independently, or configure TRANSfourMER as a dual splitter to route your audio signal simultaneously to different destinations, i.e., to an audio interface and monitoring system. Thanks to automatic plug detection, this function is instantly available whenever you need it.
You’ve built your modular system with dedication and care, so don’t compromise at the final link in your signal chain. TRANSfourMER effectively reduces noise and unwanted artifacts, preserving the full character of your system. Anything less would mean wasted sound quality—and your modular system deserves the best.
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Your VERMONA crew from the
Elektroakustischen Manufaktur, Erlbach