Behringer 1036 Sample & Hold / Random Voltage Eurorack Module Standard

The Behringer 1036 SAMPLE & HOLD / RANDOM VOLTAGE Eurorack Mmdule brings the legendary sound of vintage analog modular synths to your setup. With versatile sample and hold capabilities and Eurorack compatibility, the 1036 opens up thrilling new dimensions of creative sound design.

Create Vintage Analog Tones With Modular Connectivity

The 1036 Eurorack module authentically recreates the analog circuitry of classic modular synths from the 1970s, giving you that coveted vintage character. With the 1036, you can tap into the raw power of analog modular synthesis. Send signals between the 1036 and other modules with comprehensive connectivity. Each channel has separate inputs and outputs to route audio and control voltages.

Explore New Sonic Possibilities

At the core of the 1036 is its versatile sample and hold functionality. Easily shape everything from rhythmic pulses to chaotic noise with features like onboard clock controls, trigger/gate switching and attenuators. Dial in the sample rate you want with the frequency control knobs. Switch between manual and random sampling modes for different effects. Whether you're thickening up a bassline or adding movement to a pad, the 1036's sample and hold opens up new dimensions of analog sound.

Design Sounds Intuitively

The 1036 gives you intuitive hands-on control over sample and hold parameters. Easily shape sample rates, switch sampling modes, set attenuation levels and more—all from dedicated knobs and switches on the front panel. Whether you're tweaking settings on the fly or carefully crafting patches, the tactile interface makes it easy to find the sounds in your head.

Add Vintage Character to Any Eurorack Setup

Thanks to its Eurorack form factor, integrating the 1036 into your modular rig is seamless. Just connect the power cable and mount the module in your case—no hassle. Bring that coveted vintage modular sound to your Eurorack setup. Dial in sample and hold effects, modulate other modules and explore new dimensions of analog synthesis with the Behringer 1036.