u-he MELT is a 14HP analog Eurorack filter module marking the software developer's first physical hardware release. This unit handles final tone shaping for monophonic voices through a four-stage low-frequency cascade and concurrent band-pass signal. Users get switchable slopes at twelve, eighteen, or twenty-four decibels per octave.
A dedicated Core Temperature knob pushes the internal headroom into heavy distortion territory. The three-channel mixer routes audio before filtering, while Input 1 features a modulatable voltage-controlled amplifier. Two cutoff modulation inputs exist, with the first offering an inversion switch and dynamic depth control. An auxiliary input skips the filtering core completely.
Rear jumpers configure where that auxiliary signal lands. The chassis measures roughly thirty-two millimeters deep and draws seventy milliamps on both positive and negative twelve-volt rails. Retailers like Perfect Circuit and Thomann stock the unit for two hundred ninety-nine euros. Buying straight from the manufacturer remains impossible.
A dedicated Core Temperature knob pushes the internal headroom into heavy distortion territory. The three-channel mixer routes audio before filtering, while Input 1 features a modulatable voltage-controlled amplifier. Two cutoff modulation inputs exist, with the first offering an inversion switch and dynamic depth control. An auxiliary input skips the filtering core completely.
Rear jumpers configure where that auxiliary signal lands. The chassis measures roughly thirty-two millimeters deep and draws seventy milliamps on both positive and negative twelve-volt rails. Retailers like Perfect Circuit and Thomann stock the unit for two hundred ninety-nine euros. Buying straight from the manufacturer remains impossible.
