ADDAC815 Mixology Dual FX Router + Feedbacker

ADDAC System ADDAC815 Mixology

Mix up a tasty treat of modular FX mayhem with the ADDAC815 Mixology from ADDAC System, a dual FX router and feedbacker device that enables comprehensive control over two FX sends. A Eurorack implementation of ADDAC's Mixology pedal, the ADDAC815 is a fantastic tool for live performance and studio recording alike. It allows you to take two inputs and deftly route them between two effects sends and returns, condensing a crucial routing function that would often require many modules and patch cables down to just 10hp. Additionally, each effects send path features a dedicated feedback control, enabling deeper control of all your favorite effects to push them into new sonic territories.

Essentially a 3x3 matrix mixer purpose built for FX routing, the Mixology provides two inputs which are summed to a single mono signal with gain control. From here, the summed signals can be fed to either FX1 or FX2's send using the FX1/FX2 crossfader control, as well as being available as a dry signal for blending with the effects using the Wet / Dry control and CV input. For each FX return, the signal can be sent back into either FX1 or FX2, enabling feedback control or for using both effects in series. You also get switches for each FX send source, allowing you to choose either the summed input signals or an FX return as the send input for either channel. Wildly flexible and full of patchable potential, the ADDAC815 Mixology from ADDAC System is a wonderful signal router and FX manager that's sure to bring out new sounds and performance gestures in any system.

ADDAC815 Mixology Features

• Dual FX router and feedbacker
• Two inputs summed to a mono signal with gain control
• Route input signals to FX1 or FX2 send with crossfader control and CV input
• Wet / Dry control and CV input for blending in original input signals with FX return signals
• Dual feedback gain controls with selectable routing to either FX send
• FX send source switch for sending either input signals or the opposite FX return into either send
• Enables wide range of FX processing techniques including effects blending, series and parallel routing, feedback patching, and more