Quiver

Quiver offers sixteen inputs and eighteen outputs packed with everything you need to make a rack breathe on its own: four triangle-core LFOs that share macro control, cross-modulate, and still accept individual CV; an analogue wave-folder and saw-phase shifter; a full-wave rectifier; analogue noise; a voltage comparator; sample-and-hold; analogue Min/Max; and the three-in, six-out Modulation Cube lifted straight from the celebrated Vector Space. As you can hear — that’s already a mouthful of modulation.

Leave the cables in the drawer and the smart normalling routes each modulation block into the next, gifting you eighteen self-running modulation lanes. Grab a patch cord and every processor becomes an independent tool, ready to chew on any external voltage you feed it. LEDs on every output keep the voltages in plain sight, so the only thing left to the imagination is the music.

Whether you’re just jump-starting your first skiff or crowning a studio wall, Quiver behaves like a complete mini-system that simply chooses to live inside the bigger one – very meta.

Features:

• Four triangle-core LFOs with macro and individual CV control
• Cross-modulation between LFOs for complex polyrhythms
• Analogue wave folder/saw phase shifter
• Full wave rectifier for bipolar to unipolar conversion
• Analogue noise source
• Voltage comparator with threshold control
• Sample and hold circuit
• Analogue min/max processor
• Three-input, six-output Modulation Cube (Vector Space circuitry)
• 16 inputs, 18 outputs total
• Intelligent normalled connections for unpatched operation
• LED indicators at all outputs for voltage monitoring
• 100% analogue signal path