Mixer

Sums four audio signals into one, each with its own level

Open in the synth with a demo patch Open Modular

What it does

The mixer adds up to four audio signals into one, each with its own level knob. Without it you would have to feed sources into Output one at a time; with it you can build a balance: drone louder, bells quieter, noise barely audible. Its output is the natural place for shared effects: one Reverb for the whole patch.

Try this

Blend Drum and Voice in Mixer, then adjust their balance.

Ports

in1: Input 1
in2: Input 2
in3: Input 3
in4: Input 4
out: Sum

Parameters

Level 1 · Level 2 · Level 3 · Level 4

Try this

Keep the sum of the levels sensible: if the Output meter goes red, turn down the channels, not the master.
One Mixer → Reverb → Output instead of a reverb per source: simpler, and it sounds more coherent.

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