Befaco Burst
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Befaco
Burst
Product Info
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The Befaco Burst is a seriously clever little module for anyone wanting to add rhythmic complexity to their system. It’s a fantastic way to create evolving sequences and glitchy textures, especially useful for experimental electronic music or adding a unique rhythmic drive to more traditional sounds. Definitely a great pick for modular explorers looking for interesting rhythmic possibilities without a huge commitment.
Product Description
- Befaco Burst
- Eurorack Module
- Voltage controllable burst generator
- Generates a sequence of up to 64 trigger pulses that can be set in number
- distribution
- probability and multiplication / division
- All parameters CV controllable
- Burst loop switchable
- Tap speed
- Inputs for Trigger and Ping
- Outputs for Tempo
- EOC and Burst
- Current consumption: 50 mA (+12 V) / 10 mA (-12 V)
- Width: 8 TE
- Depth: 30 mm
PROS
- • Highly flexible pulse generation for complex rhythms
- • CV control offers dynamic sequencing possibilities
- • Compact 8HP footprint saves valuable rack space
- • Burst loop creates evolving, hypnotic patterns
CONS
- • Limited number of pulses (max 64) restricts complexity
- • No built-in clock source; requires external signal
- • Probability modulation can be unpredictable without careful calibration
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Key Features
Functions
Voltage controllable burst generator with pulse number, distribution, probability, and multiplication/division control.
Divisions
Up to 64 trigger pulses, with adjustable distribution and probability.
HP Width
8 TE
Depth
30 mm
Power Draw
50 mA (+12 V) / 10 mA (-12 V)
Outputs
Tempo, EOC (End of Cycle), Burst trigger output
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Frequently Asked Questions
The 'Ping' input is designed for short, transient signals, allowing for more immediate and percussive bursts, while the Trigger input is better suited for sustained signals.
The loop isn't entirely random; it’s based on the programmed parameters, but the probability modulation introduces an element of unpredictability that shifts the overall pattern.
Absolutely, by carefully adjusting the pulse number, distribution, and multiplication/division settings, you can create complex rhythmic subdivisions like dotted rhythms and triplets.
