Mutable Instruments Veils V2 Clone | Sylph Modular Shrouds V2

10HP Eurorack Quad VCA inspired by Mutable Instruments Veils V2

Shrouds V2 is based on the Mutable Instruments Veils V2 design and provides four high-quality voltage-controlled amplifiers with cascading mixing functionality in a compact and performance-oriented format.

The module can process both audio and control voltages, making it suitable for amplitude control, modulation shaping, signal mixing and dynamic patching. Each channel provides continuously variable gain from attenuation to amplification, allowing Shrouds V2 to function as a quad VCA, CV processor, mixer and signal utility within a single module.

Based on the acclaimed Veils V2 design, Shrouds V2 delivers clean audio performance, low noise operation and flexible cascading signal routing. The slider-based interface provides fast visual feedback and intuitive performance control, making the module equally useful in compact systems and larger Eurorack setups. Every module is assembled, calibrated and tested individually by Sylph Modular.

Features of the Mutable Instruments Veils V2 clone

• Veils V2 architecture
• Four voltage-controlled amplifiers
• Cascading mixer functionality
• Audio and CV processing
• Linear and exponential response
• Signal amplification and attenuation
• Clean low-noise signal path
• Slider-based control interface
• Up to +20dB gain
• Compact Eurorack format

Why Shrouds V2?

VCAs are among the most important building blocks in any Eurorack system. Shrouds V2 provides four flexible channels that can be used for amplitude control, modulation shaping and signal mixing, making it one of the most useful utility modules in a rack. The cascading architecture allows the module to function as both a quad VCA and a compact mixer without additional patching.

Specifications

• HP: 10
• Depth: 25mm
• Power: 50 mA +12V / 50 mA -12V

Links

• Sylph Modular Shrouds V2 on Modular Grid
• Original Manual

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