Published on Jan 30, 2013 FSK1138·163 videos
"mfb drum99 ser# 1 (discontinued)
the drum-99 module is an audio-mixer that has been designed for the modules of the mfb-drum series but also for usage with other manufacturer's modules. when using multiple drum-modules in a modular system, the following processing stages like filters or vcas often lack enough audio inputs. to route a complete drum-set through a filter, a separate mixer like the drum-99 comes handy.
drum-99 offers five monaural inputs with individual level control. tiny trim-controls are used to set the channel panorama position for the internal stereo-bus.
a fixed level stereo-input can accommodate the signal of one or more additional drum-99 modules. these inputs can also be used with the drum-06 module (tom tom) that also offers a stereo-output.
all five mono signals and the stereo-input are routed to the stereo-output that can be connected to two vcas, filters or other sound manipulating devices. the output may also be used to connect the drum-99 to a mixing-console or audio-interface.
the stereo-output is designed for a possible summing with additional stereo-outputs.
the module has a width of 60 mm (12ph)"
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