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| Klavis Terminal 4 is an 8HP Eurorack module that puts a VCA, a low-pass gate and an envelope generator on each of four channels, with a mono/stereo mixer built in. It suits modular users who want amplitude control, LPG tone shaping, envelopes and final mixing in a small footprint, from skiffs to large systems. It can work as a quad VCA, four LPGs, a bank of envelopes or a stereo final mixer, either one role at a time or several at once.
The VCAs offer zero-crossing switching, which delays level changes until the waveform passes zero volts to avoid clicks. With some offset dialled in, a bipolar LFO can fully modulate a VCA for tremolo. In Log mode the response behaves much like a mixer fader, attenuating low levels more. Linking channels 1+2 or 3+4 turns the second CV input into a balance input, and if the second input of a pair is left empty, the first is copied to both sides. When a channel's envelope is active, its CV input becomes a gate/trigger input, and the envelope either drives that channel's VCA or LPG or, with no signal patched in, appears at the output as CV peaking at 8 V. Mixing two channels makes more complex envelopes possible. The manual also covers half-wave rectification, modulation shaping, AND/OR logic and gate or trigger delays. Five knobs and two buttons are shared across the channels, which you select with four channel buttons. Five white LEDs show when a knob matches its stored value and which way to turn it. The module has a 2 mm aluminium panel, takes firmware updates via audio file and comes in silver or black. | Regular price
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| Klavis | Modular Multi-Function Utilities |
Prices include 21% VAT based on your delivery country (Netherlands).
Price without VAT: €217,36
EU businesses outside the Netherlands can purchase with 0% VAT using a valid EU VAT number.
VAT is automatically removed after VAT validation during checkout.
Klavis Terminal 4 is an 8HP Eurorack module that puts a VCA, a low-pass gate and an envelope generator on each of four channels, with a mono/stereo mixer built in. It suits modular users who want amplitude control, LPG tone shaping, envelopes and final mixing in a small footprint, from skiffs to large systems. It can work as a quad VCA, four LPGs, a bank of envelopes or a stereo final mixer, either one role at a time or several at once.
The VCAs offer zero-crossing switching, which delays level changes until the waveform passes zero volts to avoid clicks. With some offset dialled in, a bipolar LFO can fully modulate a VCA for tremolo. In Log mode the response behaves much like a mixer fader, attenuating low levels more. Linking channels 1+2 or 3+4 turns the second CV input into a balance input, and if the second input of a pair is left empty, the first is copied to both sides.
When a channel's envelope is active, its CV input becomes a gate/trigger input, and the envelope either drives that channel's VCA or LPG or, with no signal patched in, appears at the output as CV peaking at 8 V. Mixing two channels makes more complex envelopes possible. The manual also covers half-wave rectification, modulation shaping, AND/OR logic and gate or trigger delays.
Five knobs and two buttons are shared across the channels, which you select with four channel buttons. Five white LEDs show when a knob matches its stored value and which way to turn it. The module has a 2 mm aluminium panel, takes firmware updates via audio file and comes in silver or black.
