Feedback Modules has released The Matrix, a 4x4 matrix mixer built in collaboration with CMS-LAB.
Feedback Modules has released The Matrix, a 4x4 matrix mixer built in collaboration with CMS-LAB.
The idea is refreshingly direct: four inputs run across the top, four outputs sit down the side, and every one of the sixteen crossing points gets its own knob. Set a level, hear the result, move on.
Each output channel comes with both a normal and an inverted version, and there is an offset option with its own on/off switch, which opens the door to some useful tricks when you are shaping control signals or feeding cross-patched feedback networks. For anyone building drones, generative patches or tangled feedback systems, a mixer like this makes it easy to reroute things on the fly.
The module is 26HP wide and only 25mm deep, so it should fit into most shallow cases without trouble. Power draw is modest, at 50mA on the +12V rail and 20mA on the -12V rail. It is available now direct from Feedback Modules for 190.40 euros including VAT.
Digbeth venues staged a protest block party as Network Rail's Midlands Rail Hub puts about 50 local businesses at risk....
Read MoreFollowing on from the very warmly received 'Corporate Acquiescence' EP, released earlier this year, today we can officially announce that Gordon Strange will be returning to Absolute Loss once...
Read MoreThe debut EP from Imeanto, 'Homely' is coming next Friday 7th April....
Read MoreFirmware 3.2 closes a gap that's been open since MPE landed on the Hapax, and pushes CV clock rates up to 96 ppqn....
Read MoreFrom a submarine wharf in Rotterdam to an audiovisual city festival in Pamplona, here are the colder-season dates....
Read MoreBerlin's shuttered Watergate gets new life as Silencio's 15th anniversary pop-up, previewed by Richie Hawtin and Ben Klock....
Read More;)
;)
;)
;)
Enter your email address below to stay up to date with Absolute Loss new and announcements.
© Absolute Loss 2026.