µVCF
Manual
Instructions
Start by plugging the signal that you want to be filtered into the IN input and turn up the Input
Attenuator until the signal reaches the desired volume level. Then, one of the LPF, BPF, or
HPF outputs and connect that to your VCA or main output. If you are fairly new to eurorack and
filters, using a white or pink noise signal may be helpful to gain a better understanding of the
different filter types and their effect.
Adjusting the FREQ knob will change the frequency range passed by the filter, and increasing
the Q knob will add resonance at the FREQ cutoff frequency. Now try connecting a modulation
source like an LFO or envelope to FM1 and/or FM2. Adjust the FM1 Attenuator and FM2 knob
to dial in your desired amount of modulation. The FM1 input will track melodies if the FM1
Attenuator is turned fully counter clockwise, and if Q is fully counter clockwise the µVCF will
output a sine wave with no input connected.
Technical Specifications
Width
6 hp
Maximum Depth
21 mm
Current Draw
25 mA @ +12V
24 mA @ -12V
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