Behringer Dual Noise/Random Voltage Generator 1016 Eurorack Module

The Behringer 1016 Dual Noise/Random Voltage Generator Eurorack module brings the texture of analog noise generation to your modular rig. With the 1016, you can add vintage character and evolving movement to your patches with two independent noise generators inspired by classic modular synthesizer circuitry. The module features selectable pink or white noise on each channel, allowing you to shape a palette of colors and textures. Dedicated attenuators give you precise control over the noise output level on each channel. A slow random voltage generator with its own attenuator generates evolving modulation signals to bring organic animation to your sounds.

Sculpt Unique Textures With Dual Noise Generators

The 1016 module puts two individual noise generators at your fingertips, opening up many creative possibilities. Having two separate noise channels means you can blend different colors of noise. Try mixing white noise with its bright, hissy character against pink noise and its darker, more rounded tone. With the independent attenuators, you can shape the exact contour and intensity of each noise signal. This makes it easy to create evolving backgrounds or accent sounds with just the right amount of grit and edge.

Add Vintage Character With Analog Circuitry

The 1016’s analog circuitry imparts the warmth and character of vintage synthesizers. From subtle tape-like saturation to searing harshness, the 1016 can add that coveted analog vibe. The noise channels recreate the transistor-based designs of classic modules. Whether you want to dirty up clean digital waveforms or provide an organic bed for analog oscillators, the 1016 brings that retro analog magic.

Animate Sounds With Slow Random Voltages

In addition to the twin noise generators, the 1016 features an independent slow random voltage generator for modulating your modular synth patches. Use the random CV to add shifting, organic movement to oscillator pitches, filter cutoffs or any CV input. By adjusting the amount of randomness and speed of change with the dedicated attenuator, you can make sounds drift subtly or warp wildly. From animated ambient textures to sample and hold effects, the 1016’s random voltages open new dimensions of motion and variability.