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N13-6583

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Bark Filter Fixed Filter Bank

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N13-6583
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Bark Filter Fixed Filter Bank
$1,207.00

Verbos Bark Filter

Inspired by the classic Buchla 296 Programmable Spectral Processor, the Verbos Electronics Bark Filter is a 12-band fixed filter bank for use in Eurorack modular synthesizer systems. Each band features an independent output and envelope follower. There’s also a voltage-controlled mixer that is useful for fine-tuning the output signals. The mixer features sliders, CV inputs, and center, width, and tilt controls that allow for even more intuitive scanning and mixing options. For example, the filter can be patched so that its even envelope followers control the levels of the odd, causing the filter to behave in a manner similar to a vocoder.

Bark Filter Features

  • 12 Band fixed filter bank
  • Individual filter outputs
  • Envelope follower per band
  • Odd and Even filter outputs
  • Frequency Scan and Spectral Tilt
  • Input gain control

    Product Details

    • Eurorack Module
    • Width: 34HP
    • Depth: 30mm
    • Current Draw: 210mA@+12v, 185mA@-12v

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