Mr. Phil Ter is a module that does a whole bunch of analog and digital stuff, in not a lot of HP. Phil's digital bits are solely comprised of the envelope generator, for your envelopy pleasure. The analogue bits, developed in partnership with the folks at Pittsburgh Modular Synthesizers, and are comprised of a voltage controlled amplifier circuit (VCA) as well as an extra juicy old-school transistor ladder filter, perfect for those of you who are not afraid of ladders or transistors. Anyway, pair Mr. Phil Ter up with any oscillato,r or crank up its own filter section's resonance, and self-oscillate, get crazy. Width = 12hp Depth = 26mm Envelope facts Voltage range: 0-10V Gate trigger threshold voltage: +5V Attack, Release, and Decay times 0-10s (slow). 0-5s (fast) Easter egg mode - quantize itself to 7bit for a steppy sample & hold effect VCA facts - It's a VCA, not YMCA or YWCA, but made with love. Sound or voltage goes in, and it will come out, or not. Control it with voltage or not. You can never have too many VCA's, and this a good one. Filter facts - Classic low-pass transistor ladder filter design, also will self-oscillate when resonance is cranked, creating a super clean trackable sine wave 33mA power draw when running +12V rail 22mA power draw when running +5V rail 36mA power draw when running -12V