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I'm listing these Gristleizer modules together because their character and, well, "powers" rely on each other. I'm missing module TG5, the pre-amplifier, but these three modules make up the heart of the Gristleizer sound and can form a complete VCO, VCF, VCA synth voice. (This is demonstrated in the video.) They are favorites from my rig, I hope they find a new home with someone creative. I've been able to re-create many TG and Chris Carter sounds with these three and a couple additional modules, which was great fun. They play well with other Eurorack modules, injecting a special character into any other sound. They have not left my studio and show no signs of use.From the Future Sound Systems website:TG2 Gristleizer GeneratorThe Gristleizer Generator has been designed to replicate the original functionality of the Gristleizer's oscillator section, but with many new additions. With a brand new design from Roy Gwinn, the TG2 Generator is far more stable than its predecessor, featuring 1V/Oct tracking amongst other features. However, as with its original, the TG2 spans from low frequency ranges into the audible range, and makes for a killer bass oscillator as well as a fully featured LFO.TG3 Gristleizer FilterThe Gristleizer Filter presents one of the key components of the Gristleizer in a Eurorack module - its JFET-controlled multi-feedback band-pass filter. Its characteristics are not unlike a wah-wah pedal, whilst also being able to create other vocal tonalities, especially with several summed in parallel. Whilst originally controlled by the Gristleizer's oscillator, the TG3 can be controlled by any control source available in a Eurorack system.TG4 Gristleizer ModulatorThe Gristleizer Modulator presents another key component of the Gristleizer in a Eurorack module - its JFET-controlled voltage-controlled amplifier. Whilst originally controlled by the Gristleizer's oscillator to achieve tremolo (or amplitude modulation) effects, the TG4 can be controlled by any control source available in a Eurorack system and, therefore, be used as a conventional VCA with some added features.
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