morgs
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Post by morgs on Oct 23, 2019 23:11:47 GMT
Hi all,
Have some general questions about the two mix modules. I currently have the 2rack starter kit and am ready to purchase a second case (!!!). I would like to add another mixer module and trying to understand the differences btw the capabilities of the 4ATTMIX and ‘standard’ Mixer 4.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
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Post by admin on Oct 23, 2019 23:22:33 GMT
Hi all, Have some general questions about the two mix modules. I currently have the 2rack starter kit and am ready to purchase a second case (!!!). I would like to add another mixer module and trying to understand the differences btw the capabilities of the 4ATTMIX and ‘standard’ Mixer 4. Any help is greatly appreciated! That is a great question! Looking at the 4ATT/MIX you get two modules in one with the combination of a mixer and switchable attenuator. And for those tasks it's a really great deal. However the MIXER4-4 has two mixing channels, the A channel has all inputs attenuated by the knobs and the B channel is a simple mix with no attenuation. I often use the B channel of the MIXER4-4 to sum two or more oscillators together to get a bigger sound and then I route the B out into one of the A inputs and still have 3 channels for other things. So my answer is: you will need one of each, but if you would get a third one, I'd recommend get a second 4ATT/MIX. |
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Post by arti on Oct 24, 2019 9:22:52 GMT
Let me jump into the conversation with one question regarding one of mentioned modules. admin would MIXER 4-4 be the right tool to mix not only the audio signals from osc but waves (from lfo) or triggers also? |
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Post by Gaëtan on Oct 24, 2019 9:29:12 GMT
For triggers you should be using the OR or LOGIC modules. For DC signals I don't know how well the Mixer 4 would work because there is no audio/dc switch like the 4ATT/MIX.
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morgs
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Post by morgs on Oct 24, 2019 9:48:32 GMT
Hi all, Have some general questions about the two mix modules. I currently have the 2rack starter kit and am ready to purchase a second case (!!!). I would like to add another mixer module and trying to understand the differences btw the capabilities of the 4ATTMIX and ‘standard’ Mixer 4. Any help is greatly appreciated! That is a great question! Looking at the 4ATT/MIX you get two modules in one with the combination of a mixer and switchable attenuator. And for those tasks it's a really great deal. However the MIXER4-4 has two mixing channels, the A channel has all inputs attenuated by the knobs and the B channel is a simple mix with no attenuation. I often use the B channel of the MIXER4-4 to sum two or more oscillators together to get a bigger sound and then I route the B out into one of the A inputs and still have 3 channels for other things. So my answer is: you will need one of each, but if you would get a third one, I'd recommend get a second 4ATT/MIX. Wonderful thanks, also for the B channel tip of the Mixer 4-4. 4ATTMIX is in the cart... |
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