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Verbos Electronics Voltage Multistage 10

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Verbos Electronics Voltage Multistage 10.

8-stage analog control voltage generator combining sequencing, envelope shaping, and complex modulation in a single Eurorack module.

The Voltage Multistage is a highly flexible analog CV source capable of functioning as an 8-step sequencer, multi-stage envelope, voltage-controlled LFO, and more. Each stage features switchable slides and gates, allowing smooth transitions, stepped voltages, or hybrid shapes depending on patching and clock behavior.

The clock rate is fully voltage controllable, enabling evolving rhythms, non-linear modulation, and time-based expression beyond traditional step sequencing. Stages can start and end anywhere, and any stage can function as a sustain point, making the module equally powerful for melodic sequencing and dynamic envelope generation.

Beyond sequencing and envelopes, Voltage Multistage can be patched as a simple voltage quantizer, clock divider, or complex modulation source, making it a foundational control module in West Coastinfluenced systems.

Key Features

  • 8-stage analog CV sequencer and envelope generator

  • Switchable slides and gates per stage

  • Voltage-controlled clock for dynamic timing and modulation

  • Flexible stage start and end points

  • Any stage assignable as sustain

  • Functions as:

    • Step sequencer

    • Multi-stage envelope

    • Voltage-controlled LFO (any shape)

    • Simple voltage quantizer

    • Clock divider

  • Designed for expressive, non-grid-based patching

Specifications

  • Width: 30 HP

  • Depth: 26 mm

  • Power Consumption:

    • +12V: 70 mA

    • 12V: 30 mA

  • Format: Eurorack

Why Choose Voltage Multistage?

Voltage Multistage excels as a central control hub for modular systems, offering deep control over voltage, time, and structure. Its ability to shift seamlessly between sequencing, envelopes, and modulation makes it ideal for experimental composition, evolving patches, and classic analog workflows where flexibility matters more than rigid steps.