Empress Effects ZOIA Euroburo
fx processor
Panel
Our drawing, from cited dimensions.
The box
- Kind
- fx processor
- Clock
- receives clock only · analog-clock/midi-din
- Audio
- stereo main out · audio in
- Voices
- none — this box carries no parts
- Cited to
- ZOIA Euroburo User Manual, Rrev2 (firmware 2.30)
- Maker’s page
- empresseffects.com
Provenance
The same counts the audit prints.
No patch recipes are authored for this box, so it has no values and no ranges to cite.
A point is the setting to dial, and it counts as cited only where a document prints that value. A range is the control’s own limits, and mood may move a value only inside a cited range, so 0 parameters here declare an axis that cannot move.
2 of 4 capability facts cited to a document, 1 partly cited. 1 fact was looked for and the manual does not state it.
- Read, answers part
features.lfo
The page establishes the box has an LFO module, with square, sine, triangle, sawtooth, ramp and random waveforms, a frequency set in Hz, a trigger input that derives the rate from incoming CV, and optional phase and phase-reset inputs
It leaves open how many, which a patchable box does not fix: an LFO is a module placed on a page, and the number of them is bounded by blocks and DSP rather than by the hardware
manual — ZOIA Module Index (Empress Effects), ZOIA/Euroburo firmware 5, exported 2026-09-19, the "LFO" row under CONTROL MODULES
- Read, does not say
clock.preferredSource
this manual documents no clock transmission at all, so it states nothing about leading a rig either — and with `canSendClock: false` the field is not claimable in any case
Panel span: manual — ZOIA Euroburo User Manual Rrev2 (firmware 2.30), p.29 (Specifications)
What it can play
No patch recipes authored yet.
Nothing is authored for this box yet, so it takes no parts in a guide. It still joins a rig: the clock and audio facts above are what the guide uses it for.