Verbos Electronics Noise & Filter
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Verbos Electronics
Noise & Filter
Product Info
Article Number:
485091
Brand:
Verbos Electronics
Model:
Noise & Filter
Category:
Filter Modules
Price:
$136.40
* Prices may vary. Check retailer for current pricing and availability.
The Noise & Filter is a beautifully simple module, perfect for adding textured soundscapes and subtle movement to your patches. Its fixed filter bank encourages experimentation and delivers Verbos’ signature warm, organic tone. Ideal for ambient, textural, or experimental sound design where you want a ready-made sonic palette.
Product Description
- Verbos Electronics Noise & Filter
- Eurorack Module
- Noise generator and 4-band fixed filter bank
- White noise is normalised to the filter bank
- Filter bank frequency ranges: <630Hz
- 630-1700Hz
- 1.7kHz-4.4kHz and >4.4kHz
- Current consumption: 34mA (+12V) / 27mA (-12V)
- Width: 4 HP
- Depth: 27 mm
PROS
- • Exceptional clarity and definition across the filter bands
- • Verbos' signature warmth and organic character shines through
- • Compact 4HP footprint makes it incredibly space-efficient
- • Fixed filter architecture encourages creative, happy accidents.
CONS
- • Fixed filter frequencies limit ultimate flexibility for precise shaping
- • Noise source can be a bit aggressive without careful attenuation
- • Limited CV modulation options for advanced control.
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Key Features
Filter Type
4-band fixed filter bank
Modes
Fixed, no selectable modes
HP Width
4
Depth
27 mm
Power Draw
34mA (+12V) / 27mA (-12V)
CV Inputs
None - designed for purely audio signal processing
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Frequently Asked Questions
It’s less versatile than a multi-mode, but the fixed architecture provides a unique, cohesive sound that's easy to integrate into patches.
Yes, the normalized white noise is quite strong; attenuation is essential for usable levels in most systems.
While it can generate noise, its strength lies in the filter’s interaction with the noise, making it best suited as a combined unit.
