Erica Synths has announced its latest breakthrough desktop device: Matrix Mixer. As Eurorack users may know, it can be challenging to change a patch radically during a performance, therefore diverse performances often require large systems or end up being extremely experimental. What if you could repatch your system with the push of a single button?
The new Erica Synths Matrix Mixer is a 16 I/O desktop patch matrix that can route and mix signals with high precision, create buffered multiples and random patches. It can also interface external instruments with your Eurorack system, yet is not limited to Eurorack.
The Matrix Mixer can be used with semi-modular synthesizers, as well as through adapter cards with the EMS Synthi and Buchla Music Easel. Thanks to simple patch changes via panel buttons or MIDI program change messages, the Matrix Mixer will be particularly useful in performances that combine Eurorack and other performance instruments — such as drums, guitars, wind instruments, and much more. This presents a new and elegant way to make your modular performance stand out.
Matrix Mixer features
- All analogue signal path.
- 16 buffered, DC coupled inputs.
- 16 independent, buffered, DC coupled outputs.
- 256 connections, each with 3 attenuation levels.
- Random pattern mode with definable randomization area and density.
- 254 pattern memory.
- Pattern change via MIDI program change messages.
- 32 3,5mm jack sockets.
- 4 6,3mm jack sockets.
Available to pre-order now, the Matrix Mixer will begin shipping late July, priced at 490 EUR or $599 USD.
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