Unlock the potential of your modular synthesizer with the Noise Engineering Vice Virga, a versatile 8-channel sequential switch that brings a wealth of possibilities to both studio and live performances. This Eurorack module is not just a switch; it's a gateway to new sonic landscapes. With its flexible 8-in, 8-out configuration, you can easily reconfigure it into two 4-channel or four 2-channel switches, offering unparalleled adaptability.

The Vice Virga is designed to cater to the creative demands of modern musicians, providing manual control as well as CV and trigger inputs for each function. Whether you're resetting switches, advancing sequences, or adjusting CV offsets, this module offers intuitive and dynamic control over your sound. Choose from three switch advance patterns—top to bottom, bottom to top, or full-scale top to bottom to top—to tailor your performance to your unique style.

For those who crave unpredictability, the Vice Virga includes two distinct randomization modes. Select a new output randomly from the given input, or let the module randomize both input and output for a truly chaotic experience. This Eurorack module's versatility and depth make it an essential tool for any synthesist looking to push the boundaries of their sound.

Key Features:

• 8-channel sequential switch with flexible configuration options
• Functions as two 4-channel or four 2-channel switches
• Manual, CV, and trigger input controls for comprehensive modulation
• Three switch advance patterns: top to bottom, bottom to top, full-scale
• Two modes of randomization for creative experimentation

Product specs

FAQs

What is the primary function of the Noise Engineering Vice Virga module?

The Noise Engineering Vice Virga is an 8-channel sequential switch module for Eurorack systems, designed to route audio or CV signals across multiple destinations, offering versatile switching capabilities for complex patching setups.

How does the Group Switch on the Vice Virga module work?

The Group Switch allows you to select between 8, 4, or 2 channel groups, enabling flexible routing configurations to suit different patching needs within your modular setup.

What are the behavior modes available on the Vice Virga, and what do they do?

The Vice Virga features three behavior modes: sequential (seq), 1>1?, and 1>x?. These modes determine how inputs are routed to outputs, offering sequential switching, randomization, or multiple outputs from a single input.

Can the Vice Virga module handle both audio and CV signals?

Yes, the Vice Virga is designed to switch both audio and control voltage (CV) signals, making it a versatile tool for dynamic signal routing in modular synthesizer setups.

What power requirements does the Vice Virga module have?

The Vice Virga requires a Eurorack case and power supply, consuming +12V/40mA and -12V/20mA, ensuring it integrates seamlessly with standard Eurorack power systems.