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From: David Huss <dh@widerstandzwecklos.at>
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 A set of modular PCBs that can be used to create a custom configuration for a Matrix Mixer.  A Matrix mixer allows you to mix you any input to any output at the same time.  
 
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 If you have for example a 4x4 Matrix Mixer, you have 16 knobs with each controlling a how much of a given input signal (`1-4`) will be mixed into a given output (`A-D`):  
 
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 For example by turning up the knob at the intersection between Input `2` and Output `B` we can mix all of the signal present at the input to the output. If we turn up another knob at another intersection, the signal will be present at both outputs:  
 
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 This makes Matrix mixers extremely flexible and allows for many possible combinations and use cases.
 
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