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Product information "Verbos Electronics - Control Voltage Processor"
The Verbos Electronics Control Voltage Processor (CVP) is a workhorse for CV and Audio processing. It consists of a slew limiter / envelope and two identical four-channel CV and/or audio mixers. Bounce" is an unusual and unique function. The envelope will overshoot for a short time, then fall back, and then settle back to "normal". It's one of those functions you don't want to miss anymore once you've heard it in action.
The upper part is the slew limiter, which can also be triggered like an AD envelope.
It has a voltage controlled rise and fall time as well as adjustable slopes - independent of the time base! Verbos follows the Buchla naming convention by calling rise time "positive" and fall time "negative". The mentioned "Bounce" function is set via the Bounce control. This determines the degree of overshoot. The speed depends on the "Positive" setting. Bounce sounds very dynamic, like stopping and releasing a tapemachine by hand.
In the lower part are the two mixers. Inputs 1 and 2 are designed as attenuators, while inputs 3 and 4 are done as a CV-controllable, DC-coupled crossfader. This allows waveforms to be morphed as well as VCA- and even ringmodulation-functions. At the output of the mixer there is an offset control which can be used to shift the sum positive or negative.
All parts of the CVP, the two mixers and the slew limiter, interlock to form a powerful and complete processing center.
External videos:
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Depth:
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Power consumption +12V:
85
Power consumption -12V:
83
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Mark Verbos started playing electronic music instruments at the early age of 13. He had the chance to learn electronics under the auspices of none other than Grant Richter and became the reference contact person for repairs of vintage Buchla systems. Years later, he started started creating the instruments he uses himself on stage under Verbos Electronics and since 2017 moved operations from NYC to Berlin.
