Hexinverter Électronique VCNO
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Hexinverter Électronique
VCNO
Product Info
Article Number:
577477
Brand:
Hexinverter Électronique
Model:
VCNO
Category:
Noise Modules
Price:
$189.20
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The VCNO is a seriously characterful noise module; it's not a general-purpose solution, but if you're into granular textures and experimental sound design, especially glitchy percussion and evolving drones, it's a fantastic addition to your rack. It's perfect for sound designers and noise-focused modular enthusiasts seeking a unique sonic palette.
Product Description
- Hexinverter Électronique Mindphaser
- Eurorack Module
- Noise Oszillator
- Pitch and sizzle (resolution) controls
- Pitch CV input with bipolar attenuator
- Input for external clock signal
- 5 Different sounding outputs: Noise
- Gates (DC-coupled)
- Screech
- Sizzle
- Tear
- Power consumption: 49mA (+12V) / 39mA (-12V)
- Width: 6 U
- Depth: 30 mm
PROS
- • Unique 'Sizzle' output adds complex harmonic textures.
- • DC-coupled gate output enables intricate rhythmic possibilities.
- • Compact 6U width maximizes modular space efficiency.
- • Pitch CV attenuator allows for precise noise modulation control.
CONS
- • Limited noise type variety compared to dedicated noise generators.
- • Power draw, while not excessive, can strain smaller power supplies.
- • Screech output can be harsh and requires careful attenuation.
Product Video
Key Features
Noise Types
Noise, Tear, Screech, Sizzle, Gates
Outputs
Noise, Gates (DC-coupled), Screech, Sizzle, Tear
HP Width
6
Depth
30 mm
Power Draw
49mA (+12V) / 39mA (-12V)
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Frequently Asked Questions
The 'Sizzle' is a filtered noise with a pronounced emphasis on mid-range frequencies, creating a more textured and less harsh sound than typical white or pink noise.
Yes, but the resolution is limited; it's more suited for subtle pitch variations and evolving textures than precise melodies. The attenuator is key to taming extreme values.
It's a standard DC-coupled gate, so its strength will depend on the module it's triggering, but it should be sufficient for most Eurorack applications.
