Every Modular musician needs a way of putting all their sounds together in one place, to balance the levels of a mix and send it to a stereo output for playback or recording. This superb 8HP Eurorack mixer is newly released and does exactly that – taking up a mere slither of your precious rack real estate, with a skiff-friendly shallow design to boot!
The concept for this mixer is simple; it has inputs for four sound sources, which can be either mono or stereo. It’ll normalize the right channel to the left to ensure you have a perfect balance between the sounds. Each input has an attenuation knob which allows you to adjust the volume from minus infinity to 0dB – with the same control for the output signal (pictured in blue).
Inside the box you’ll get the mixer (obviously!), a power lead and 4 screws to attach it to your case. If you’re starting out in modular, this is an ideal start to mixing a minimal setup which does the job simply and elegantly. It’s the first product from Canada-based JPSynths but we’re hoping for more very soon!
You’ll find more details on the product page.
3D printing has finally come into its own in recent years. It’s not hard to find projects that create 3D-printed mechanical parts like gears. In fact, you’ve probably printed a gear or two in your time, but now Hackaday is asking you to take things a step (or twelve) further.
