EZEPTOCORE

Infinite Digits

An algorithmic break-beat mangling sampler with real-time slicing and time-stretching.

Format

Eurorack, 8 HP

Sample Rate

44.1 kHz

Bit Depth

16-bit

Channels

Stereo

File Formats

WAV

Storage

MicroSD card (32 GB max)

Specifications

Power

~180 mA (+12V)

Features

16 banks x 16 tracks = 256 audio files per card
Algorithmic break-beat mangling with real-time slicing
Sequencing, pitch shifting, and time-stretching
CV inputs for bank, track, speed, pitch, slice position
Stereo audio in for live sampling

Folder Structure

microSD Root/
├── bank1/
│   ├── 0.0.wav
│   ├── 0.0.wav.info     (slices, BPM, play mode, transients)
│   ├── 0.1.wav          (processed variation)
│   ├── ...
│   └── 15.0.wav
├── bank2/
├── ...
└── bank16/

Notes

Samples must be pre-processed via the online tool at ezeptocore.com
The tool accepts .wav, .aif, .flac, .mp3, .xrni, and Morphagene reel files
Output is a .zip file containing bank1/ through bank16/ folders; extract to SD root
The firmware only loads a sample that has a matching .info file, which the tool writes with slice positions, BPM, and transient data
Files must be 16-bit, 44.1 kHz stereo WAV in the final bank folder format
Do not manually place arbitrary WAV files; the tool handles all conversion

Preparing samples for the EZEPTOCORE

The EZEPTOCORE is unusual: samples are prepared through the maker's online tool at ezeptocore.com, not dropped onto the card by hand. The tool takes WAV, AIFF, FLAC, MP3, Renoise instruments, and even Morphagene reels, and outputs a zip of bank1 through bank16 folders to extract to the card root.

The firmware only loads a sample that has a matching .info file carrying its slice positions, BPM, and transient data, which the tool writes, so arbitrary WAV files placed by hand are ignored. For that reason the EZEPTOCORE is not a built-in SampleStack profile. SampleStack can still convert your source material to the 16-bit, 44.1 kHz stereo WAV the tool expects as a first step.