Synthetic Sound LabsV-Gates 2.0

Synthetic Sound Labs V-Gates 2.0

V-Gates 2.0 from Synthetic Sound Labs is a versatile clocking module that generates eight gate outputs from a single clock or CV input. Featuring two primary modes, analog and digital, each with three selectable functions, V-Gates 2.0 offers a vast array of variations to explore both conventional and creative clocking in Eurorack systems. Over 300 variations are possible, giving you a world of unique clocking systems to explore for simple sequences, radical ratchets, 8-bit binary drum patterns, and more.

In analog mode, the eight gate outputs are controlled by following the CV input or manual initial control, with the CV amount control adjusting modulation depth. Slope, step, and binary functions offer different ways to fire off gates by applying moving CV, with a 1ms pulse at the clock output for each change of state in any function. Digital mode follows the clock input, with random, step, and binary functions that change states on each new clock pulse. V-Gates 2.0 from Synthetic Sound Labs provides a wide palette of clocking possibilities which can be intuitively explored through its simple interface, bringing all sorts of creative clocking control to any Eurorack system.

V-Gates 2.0 Features

• Multi-mode, multi-function gate generator
• Analog and digital modes each with three functions
• Analog mode follows CV input or initial control to adjust 8 gate outputs
• Analog mode features step, slope, and binary functions:
  • Step sweeps through outputs individually
  • Slope sequentially turns on all gates
  • Binary sweeps through 8-bit binary numbers
• Clock output in analog mode sends 1ms pulse with each change of state
• Digital mode updates on each clock input pulse with step, random, and binary functions:
  • Step steps through outputs sequentially with each input pulse
  • Random updates a new random output on each pulse
  • Binary steps through 8-bit binary numbers on each pulse
• In digital mode, initial control changes operation of each function