Verbos Electronics Voltage Multistage 10 Step Sequencer Module

A 10-step derivative of Verbos's Voltage Multistage 16 sequencer, the Multistage 10 is another two-channel design with convenient features like gate outputs per step and CV-controlled step length. Supplier's Notes: 10 stages in 30 HP - two more than the original - with the same panel size. This number is a nod to Mark's earliest CD4017-based sequencer designs from the 1990s. The Multistage 10 (like the Multistage 16) is based on discrete transistor stages that allow gate inputs on each stage. This makes it possible to jump to each stage with external gates and start multiple loops and sequences, which are then played back in a loop later on. The new sequencer core also detects when it has changed to a new stage. So when Strobe is latched and a varying analog signal changes the step, a gate output signal (as well as Ref. Ramp and Slide on CV line a) is output each time a new stage is selected, instead of the gate remaining constantly active as before. The c.v. row switch positions are active when Strobe is latched. This allows random voltages to generate CV signals that are completely independent of the grid. All outputs are now equipped with LEDs. The functions of the original Voltage Multistage remain fully intact. Patching the stage gate outputs to Enable, Sustain, and Strobe creates complex interaction possibilities. At the same time, the stage select inputs provide exceptional flexibility in an analog sequencer. Features: Further development of the Voltage Multistage 10-step sequencer Two rows with 10 sliders Can be used as LFO, AD, ADSR envelope, clock, and more Sustain function per step + slide Built from discrete transistor stages LEDs on all outputs Stage-select gate inputs Power consumption: 68mA at +12 V and 28mA at -12 V Depth: 24mm (without powercable) 42 HP