Malekko Voltage Block - In Depth Guide 

Ah, great to hear such walkthrough with a simple sound that is not absolutely buried in tons of delay and reverb. Makes everything very clear.

You are a great instructor

Really great walkthrough to have onscreen while I played around to figure out this module. The pacing was perfect to work along with. Thank you!

now THIS is how such a video should be! Thank you so much!

Thank you for posting this review. It is insightful and shows the capabilities of this module.

Thank you! That was super helpful - just got the module - can’t wait to experiment with all these awesome modes!

Great presentation, I went from "what have we got here" to "I want one" in no time :).

Thank you for making a really great tutorial. Clear and concise!

Many thanks on this review. I was getting a bit lost on this module.

Perfect explanation. You convinced me that this is the one for me.

Thank you for the excellent run down!

good stuff!

Thank you so much for this guide, I was wanting the Voltage Block and now it looks even better!

great overview, thanks. A saved sequences includes voltages for all 8 channels?

Thnx for sharing this. Really helpful for a better understanding.

Thanks for doing this video, it's the perfect companion to the pdf manual !

Perfect demo, seems like the ultimate seq for euro, ordered!

Awesome review! The manual is not very good and this helped me out especially with shift+channel to select which channel is being edited. Also it is a bit of a shame that you can't just edit a specific step on the fly without stopping the entire sequence, i know you can just record the automation live, but sometimes you don't want to mess it up. Also i think i discovered a bug, when holding a few steps to create "arpeggio", intuitively i thought that it would make sense to press shift in order to hold the arpeggio, and it does work ( although nothing about it in the manual). But once you press shift again to stop the arpeggio and return to the original sequence, the whole modue freezes at a random step. Could you please try it and see if the problem is still there? Thanks!

The only thing I think it needs is the "hold Note button to adjust voltage within one octave" that the varigate has.

Excellent work.

Great tutorial! One question: the manual states that by selecting Length and then adjusting a step slider one can control the amount of steps per sequence. This doesn't work for my (brand-new) unit. (If it should work I might have to return my unit.) Every answer is welcome.

very well done video here !!! big thanks sir

Thanks man, amazing tutorial video. One question? What is the firmware version of this Voltage Block? previous to V1.5? Thanks

Thanks for the informative guide, it really helped me understand this thing.

awesome demo. Thanks!

what a perfect sequencer wtf

Controlling an entire 16 steps with one single slider feels so weird and clunky. Like i can sequence melody way more intuitively on a varigate and thats basically a trigger sequencer. It gives 16 faders for 16 steps rather than 1. Am i missing smth?

Hi, great video. Can you mute individual steps or only full tracks?

Fab, this is really useful for me thank you.

Thanks for the great video. Is there any way of muting a particular step in a sequence (i.e. a rest)? I'd like to be able to do that to create a rhythmic sequence.

How do you set the Key or Root Note for the type of Scale?

Hey Daniel Dehaan , is the length a global parameter? I can’t seem to get multiple sequences with different lengths. Great video!

oh... so I need one of these right now

Hey, thanks for the video. I´m just wondering: how much of a problem or distracting is it, that the faders never really represent the actual value, when you switch pages/tracks?

Can anyone answer me this odd question? I have a clock in to my voltage block form my bloom clock out, if I click shift and "rnd seq" it runs a random sequence. But if I click FWD it stops responding to clock? I've not used the VB much yet and I think I may have put it into some mode where it doesn't respond to clock in for some reason? How do I get it back to normal?

I'm new to modular: Can you connect a keyboard to it to input the notes you want to sequence? So if you have a midi keyboard and a midi to cv module for example?

Thanks for your review ! But I have one question, can you plug directly from the CV of the voltage block into an ADSR or doesn't it send gate signals ?

Is it possible to create ratcheting sequences without connecting to other modules?

So does it only have one gate out for all eight of the outputs?

Nice demo! :-)

great video and product but for some reason when i type "Y" into my chrome browser it autocorrects to this URL instead of "youtube.com" so i just hit enter so you get a view every time i want to navigate to youtube.

By saving a sequence as a preset you mean saving all 8 sequences (8 tracks) as a instrument state?

as complex and compact as 8 PICO SEQ