Constant Voltage

A steady bipolar CV source: dial in a fixed voltage that holds rock-solid until you change it. Use it to offset, bias, or manually set any parameter that takes control voltage — a DC offset, a held pitch, a gate-high level, a fixed depth.

Controls

• Voltage fader — drag the fader to set the output anywhere from -10 V

through 0 V to +10 V. It snaps to exactly 0 V near the centre; hold Shift while dragging for fine adjustment. Double-click to reset to 0 V.

• Presets — the row of buttons jumps straight to the common values

(-10, -5, 0, +5, +10 V) with one click; the active one lights up.

• Type an exact value — right-click the panel to enter a precise voltage

(e.g. 1.000 for a one-octave pitch offset).

Inputs & outputs

• Out — the constant voltage. Patch it anywhere a CV input wants a fixed

setting.

Tips

• Sum it with a modulation source through a mixer to add an adjustable offset —

handy for shifting an LFO or envelope into the range you actually want.

• Set it to a precise value (right-click to type) for an exact pitch on a

1V/oct input, or +5/+10 V for a held gate.

• A hand-set voltage makes a great manual control for filter cutoff, level, or

any depth amount that doesn't need to move on its own.