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About Veils
VCAs are the cornerstones of modular patches: shaping
the amplitude of a sound with an envelope, animating a
mixture of several oscillators, adjusting the amount of
fi lter modulation with a random source or touch plates,
controlling the amount of FM applied on an oscillator...
are all possible uses of these super versatile building
blocks.
Veils provides four VCAs with an adjustable response
curve and an offset control. Their outputs are dai-
sy-chained, allowing adjacent groups of 2, 3, or all 4
channels, to be mixed together.
Veils requires a -12V / +12V power supply (2x5 pin
connector). The red stripe of the ribbon cable (-12V side)
must be oriented on the same side as the "Red stripe"
marking on the board. The module draws 50mA from the
-12V rail and 50mA from the +12V rail. Current con-
sumption can reach 70mA on either rail depending on
the color and brightness of the LEDs.
Online manual and help
The full manual can be found online at
mutable-instruments.net/modules/veils/manual
For help and discussions, head to
mutable-instruments.net/forum
Please refer to the online manual for detailed infor-
mation regarding compliance with EMC directives
Veils
Quad VCA
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Summary of Contents for Mutable Instruments Veils
- Page 1 2, 3, or all 4 channels, to be mixed together. Quad VCA Veils requires a -12V / +12V power supply (2x5 pin connector). The red stripe of the ribbon cable (-12V side) must be oriented on the same side as the “Red stripe”...
- Page 2 Response curve, continuously variable between exponential and linear. Very high gains (up to +30dB) can be achieved with an exponential response curve. Beware of clipping! Offset control. This control adds a positive offset to the CV signal, for example to obtain a unipolar modula- tion from a bipolar LFO.
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