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29. September 2026

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Verbos Electronics Haas Zone Processor: Audio-Rate Mayhem and Bandpass Feedback

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Verbos Electronics Haas Zone Processor: Audio-Rate Mayhem and Bandpass Feedback

Verbos Electronics continues to push the envelope with the Haas Zone Processor, a module that promises more than just delays. In this demo, Mark Smith delves into the quirks of audio-rate modulation, bandpass-filtered feedback, and the surprising sonic territory unlocked when noise is the source. As with much of Verbos’ line-up, the emphasis is on hands-on experimentation and a certain West Coast unpredictability. This video is less about textbook delay and more about coaxing unexpected voices from your signal chain.

Verbos Electronics Haas Zone Processor: Short Delay, Deep Modulation

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Verbos Electronics Haas Zone Processor: Short Delay, Deep Modulation

Verbos Electronics, ever the champions of West Coast modular quirks, unveil their Haas Zone Processor—a clocked multi-tap digital delay bank with a twist. In this first demo, the focus is on short delay times and the subtle (or not so subtle) ways these can warp, flange, and phase your signals. Expect comb filtering, feedback through a bandpass filter, and clever normalled routings that encourage experimental patching. It’s not just another delay; it’s a playground for time-domain mischief, as demonstrated with precision and a dry sense of humour.