MATRIXSYNTH: V4CO+Glitch Expander by Liquid Sky D-Vices


Thursday, May 30, 2024

V4CO+Glitch Expander by Liquid Sky D-Vices


video upload by Cinematic Laboratory

"Product names with deliberate spelling errors are hard to find, especially when they're in a modular eurorack niche. So let me help you discover a VCO that's so BIG it almost eats a full row of HP. Since it's made to be broken, you could also use two rows. I am talking about the V4CO dual wavetable oscillator, which is a large module, and the even bigger GLITHc expander which is designed as a 'circuit bending patch panel'. When you're working with 8-bit wavetables, this is a logical choice.

This exotic combo may be for a glitch-specialized audience due to size, style and price. And yet, it's really easy to evoke music from it as well as noise. It's not a typical 259 dual VCO layout where you'll need to rely on FM. I guess you could see the V4CO combo as a twisted waveform generator with a great overdrive and a hacking panel. It works really well for fat menacing drones, even raw. But it shines with a simple filter like Ripples (FM input).

Liquid Sky sent me these units for review, which for me is like 'is it cool enough to make a video about it'. It definitely is."

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