Rample brings effortless sample playback to your Eurorack system. Load anything, from drum-machine kits to synth tones, drum loops to hour-long audio files.
Play up to four independent .wav files, each with its own audio output:
All sounds are stored on the included microSD card, organized into kits from A00 to Z99—up to 2600 banks, ready to load almost instantly. The card comes preloaded with a curated library, and importing your own kits is as simple as dragging files onto the card.
And thanks to DC-coupled outputs, Rample Turbo can even play CV waveforms like LFOs.
A powerful effects rack.
Each voice includes a dedicated rack of real-time effects. Use them gently or push them into total destruction – every effect can run at the same time.
PITCH – Smooth, musical pitch shifting using a 6-pole interpolator (±1 octave).
FREEZE – Capture and loop tiny slices for glitchy, granular textures.
BITS – Two different bitcrushing algorithms for digital distortion and warmth.
FILTER – A DJ-style filter for shaping highs or lows.
LEVELS – Clean gain control or saturated drive.
Advanced controls (Start Point, Sample Length, Attack Decay, Run Modes) let you sculpt or modulate your samples:
And with four CV inputs + MIDI, any parameter or effect can be assigned and deeply modulated.
Multi–layer playback.
Rample's multi–layer engine brings depth and variation to your kits.
Each voice can hold up to 12 samples, played randomly or selected deliberately.
For example, you can build 12 variations of a drum for natural, organic playback. Or create 12 velocity levels for expressive dynamics. Or map the 12 notes of an octave when using Rample as a melodic instrument. Or simply expand each kit to 48 different samples...
CV, Gate and MIDI interface.
Designed for seamless integration into any Eurorack setup, Rample responds to Gate for triggering and CV for parameter modulation.
It’s also a fully capable MIDI playback module. The MIDI input port lets you trigger sounds and control all parameters, including effects, in real time.
You can even play samples chromatically over a two-octave range using either V/octave CV or MIDI notes. Tune your drums, play melodies, perform with Rample like an instrument.
Each unit includes a TRS to MIDI DIN adapter, and a TRS to TRS MIDI adapter (to chain multiple Rample modules).
SD card preloaded with 200+ kits from artists and sound designers, covering a large range of audio samples.
Richard Devine
Kangding Ray
Jimmy Edgar
Canblaster
Apollo Noir
Alwis
Sink
Overmono
Netsh
Bogdan Raczynski
The Flashbulb
Det Music
Control Random
UTO
Specifications
Workflow
Low-latency 4-voice sample player
Stereo support (up to two stereo voices)
Plays .wav files organized as 'kits' on the microSD card
Up to 2600 kits (A0 to Z99)
No limit on sample or layer duration (can play files several hours long)
Each voice includes a 5-effect rack: bitcrusher, pitch (6-pole interpolator), filter, freeze, drive
Additional controls per voice: level, sample start, length, attack/decay, and run mode
Mute groups per sample
Multilayer support: each voice can use up to 12 samples
All parameters controllable via CV inputs or MIDI In
microSD card preloaded with artist kits
Simple sample creation and import directly via microSD
Inputs
4 Gate inputs (for sample triggering)
4 assignable CV inputs to modulate effect parameters (-5 V to +5 V)
1 MIDI In (control/sequence the Rample; MIDI.org TRS Type A standard; jack-to-DIN adapter included)
Outputs
4 dedicated audio outputs (mono, DC-coupled — can output CV signals) (-5 V to +5 V)
1 audio Mix output (unused audio outputs are normalled to Mix, with volume control)
Width: 14 HP (up to 25 mm depth with power ribbon)
Weight: 170 g
Requires a ±12 V Eurorack power supply (220 mA on +12 V rail, 40 mA on –12 V rail)
About Rample Turbo (new version released September 2025)
The DAC, signal conditioning, and analog audio paths have been completely redesigned for improved sound quality, delivering more accuracy and detail—especially in high frequencies.
Background noise (hiss) when no sample is playing has been significantly reduced, making the instrument more transparent in the mix.
Includes a new SD card (Turbo2) with faster sample loading and lower latency between trigger input and playback.
The firmware (RampleOS) is identical for both Rample MK1 and Rample Turbo.
How to identify Rample Turbo: a new black faceplate with color accents (red, yellow, green, blue) and a holographic serial-number label on the back.
