Hot Sale ✔️ Intellijel Planar 2 ❤️

Modulator Joy

The most complex modulator is you. The Intellijel Planar 2 puts macro control over six outputs—including a quad panning mixer—into your hands with a buttery smooth joystick. Record up to 30 seconds of your own movements, stretch it or mangle it with scan mode, use a trigger for playback, or just loop it—synced or not. Add yourself to your patch.

A Cornucopia of Control

Features:

• Vector control of two independent sets of outputs: one quadrant-based (outputs A, B, C, D) and one dual-axis based (outputs X and Y)
• X/Y Controller: two-axis CV generator sends either unipolar (0 V to +10 V) or bipolar (-5 V to +5 V) signal out the X and Y outputs
• Four Quadrant Controller: With nothing connected to inputs A-D, outputs A-D become joystick-controlled individual unipolar (0 V to +10 V) control voltage sources
• Quad mixing & crossfading: Vector mixing and crossfading of four independent inputs (A, B, C, D) to either individual outputs or the mixed output
• Quad panning: connect a mono source to Input A and use the joystick to pan it to any of the four outputs, connect a stereo signal to Inputs A and C and pan it forward and backward in quadraphonic space
• Quad routing: Send audio to Input A and patch outputs A-D to four different processors (i.e. VCF, wavefolder, delay, etc.), then use the joystick to dynamically route the signal through the different effects
• Gate Generator: Generate gates either manually (by pressing the Manual Gate button) or automatically whenever the joystick is in motion
• CV Gesture Recorder: Record joystick motions (including gates) to play back either as 1-shot complex function generators or as looped, LFO-like functions – start time and length can sync to an external trigger, and punch-in/out recording is supported
• External CV Inputs: In addition to its built-in joystick, Planar2 has two CV inputs, which allows external CV control of quadrant outputs A-D and axis outputs X/Y – a mode switch alters how CV affects these outputs, allowing for some advanced automation techniques (such as circular and spinning motions) that would otherwise be difficult to automate