V4CO+Glitch Expander by Liquid Sky D-Vices

Product names with deliberate spelling errors are hard to find (search for), 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.

[@onedrumcomputeraday196]

I freak'n love the sound of this oscillator !!! what a beast !!! nice video/demo !!!

[@CinematicLaboratory]

I am glad you like it! It will not appeal to everyone which means it may contribute to your own signature sound.

[@geraldgoodiii6993]

Lyra8
The Eight Body Problem 😂
Love your vids !
Big fan since day one

[@CinematicLaboratory]

Indeed, why didn't I think of that :)

[@moogfooger]

Nice unit. I particularly like the option of built in pitch quantization. Wish more modules had that option. Thanks for the upload. Very interesting indeed! Cheers

[@K0r0n1s]

03:00 sounds like a computer snoring 😀

[@CinematicLaboratory]

You are right, and now it suddenly sounds much better :)

[@geraldgoodiii6993]

No WT osc ever gonna top the IME PH3
Fight me on it lol
Ok maybe ORGONE Comes close

[@CinematicLaboratory]

Thanks for reminding me, and I must agree with you. But my ears just don't like wavetables. Regardless, the PH3 is a legend and I think it derserves to be on the channel one day. I'll check if I can borrow one from IME because my 'order finger' doesn't allow buying wavetable synths. I had a Sperical Wave Navigator once, I still regret selling it, but I had to let it go because I didn't like the sound even though the module is a masterpiece. It's just me.

[@CinematicLaboratory]

As for PH3 competition, I am afraid the ShapeShifter from Intellijel is in the same league. Listening to the PH3 while writing this, and yep. Same breed.

[@LsbTv]

[@robriki2]

They do sound cool but boy! You need so much space to host them. Sky is big but not my case.

[@lumena1921]

meh