4x4 Matrix Mixer

The Matrix Mixer mixes the 4 inputs (audio or CV) to the 4 outputs. This normally requires 16 gain knobs arranged in 4 rows and 4 columns, but CVilization’s rotary encoders with LED feedback let you easily do the same in a much smaller setup. With total recall and instantly accessible mutes for each input and output.

Each output of the Matrix Mixer can be transposed in octaves (+/- 10 Volt), semitones (+/- 24 steps of 1/12 Volt) and cents (+/- 100 steps of 1/1200 Volt), making the Matrix Mixer an ideal utility for V/oct signals e.g. tuning your oscillators - or wherever else you need precise voltage offsets.

You can further modify each mixer output with CVilization’s built-in quantizer, sample & hold and glide stages. At only 10HP and with a multitude of options, CVilization provides essential functionality without filling up your rack and requiring a dozen or more patch cords.

4x4 Sequential Switch

In the Sequential Switch mode a trigger signal shuffles the inputs (audio or CV) to the outputs. Each output has its own 8-step sequence which selects (per step) one of the inputs, a random value, a static value or a skip. Each step has its own gain control. This makes CVilization not only a highly flexible buffered sequential switch, but it also acts as a 4-way CV-sequencer - with optional quantisation, sample & hold and glide.

Imagine having four rhythmic voices routed to the right channel, the left channel, a reverb and a delay. Now, with every clock your whole mix changes in dramatic, ever changing patterns. What would take a lot of effort to set up using dedicated modules is child’s play for CVilization!

Quad Mucorder

This mode turns CVilization into a 4-track CV recorder with up to 16 steps per track. Once recorded, the sequences can be mutated in various ways and with various degrees of randomness. For example, one sequence can slowly adopt the steps of another, after which it then morphs back to the original sequence.

The sequences can have different lengths, they can be independently transposed and mutated, recorded, restored, resetted, dubbed… yes, they can be quantized to different scales and have different glide rates, which can be switched on and off via an external gate signal. Performance!

Channels without any recorded sequence function as classic Sample & Hold processors. The input sockets are normalled from left to right, and to internally generated random voltages if there is no jack plugged in.

Quadraphonic Panner

Perfect for audio, but also great for modulation signals, the fourth mode is a quadraphonic mixer which lets you pan the inputs across all four outputs in a circular fashion.

In addition to manual panning you can set up auto-panning as well as panning via CV. This mode offers an introduction to quadraphony with an incredibly small footprint, at the same time presenting you with a great tool for dynamic signal routing via CV.