Voltage multistage is essentially a two row 8 step sequencer with internal clock, but it is capable of so much more!  As a simplified version of a MARF channel, With clever patching, Voltage Multistage is capable of complex sequences or use as an arbitrary function generator, creating complex multistage envelopes or LFOs, Aribtrary quantizer, and more!

In theory, a sophisticated enough control voltage source can replace all of the control voltage sources in a modular system. That includes saw, square, pulse, triangle LFOs, AR, AD, ADSR, multistage envelopes, tracking generators, quantizers and of course sequencers.

It is not practical to actually replace all of these with one module type, but the Verbos Electronics Voltage Multistage can create any of these control signals.

As a sequencer, it has switchable slides and gates on each stage. Gates are output musically to match slides and stepped stages. As a multistage envelope, any stage can be the sustain. Stage "TIME" can be voltage controlled.

The "ref." output is a falling ramp the length of the entire stage. This is usable as a decay envelope the length of the stage.

When the "strobe" input is pulsed, the setting of the "analog" control and CV input selects the stage. This is usable as a reset or to jump to any specific stage of the sequencer.

Deceptively simple but incredibly deep!  

Specifications:

30 hp

50mm Depth

70mA @ +12v

30mA @ -12v

ConditionBrand New (New)
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Model
  • Voltage Multistage
Categories
Synth Module Function
  • Sequencer
Analog / Digital
  • Analog

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