Published on May 24, 2018 strymon
"Most Eurorack modules output very hot audio signal levels that can easily overload the inputs of effects pedals or computer audio interfaces. The audio inputs in a Eurorack system also need to receive very hot signals. AA.1 amplifies and attenuates the signals to the appropriate levels, allowing you to combine your guitar gear and Eurorack modules in just about any way you can imagine. Check out the video to see four common use cases with musical examples and signal routing explanations."
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"Bridge Between Worlds.AA.1 is designed to be your bridge between the world of guitar pedals and the world of Eurorack modular. This compact 4HP amplifier attenuator module has everything you need to interface your modular with your guitar effects pedals as well as with your guitar or bass.
Merge Guitar With Modular.
AA.1 is purpose built to combine your guitar gear and Eurorack modules in just about any way you can imagine. Connect a pedal to the effects send and return of Magneto. Use your guitar or bass as a signal source for mangling and warping with your modular gear. Send an instrument level stereo master output from your modular rack to your computer audio interface.
On The Level.
AA.1 is designed to solve all the issues that arise when introducing guitar gear to the world of Eurorack. Most Eurorack modules output very hot audio signal levels that can easily overload the inputs of effects pedals or computer audio interfaces. And it’s not just the output of the modules: Audio inputs in a Eurorack system also need to receive hot signals. AA.1 amplifies the input and attenuates the output signals to the appropriate levels.
Easy to Use.
AA.1 is straightforward to use. The 1/4″ stereo input amplifies guitar level signals by +18dB, outputting the amplified signal through left and right 1/8″ outputs (use the left output for mono). Left and right 1/8″ inputs attenuate Eurorack level signals by -18dB, sending the attenuated signal through left and right 1/4″ outputs suitable for outputting to guitar level products.
VIDEO PATCH NOTES:
"Guitar + Eurorack" segment recording notes:
Guitar: 2008 Gibson Les Paul Traditional
Bridge Pickup: stock Gibson ’57 Classic Plus
Neck Pickup: stock Gibson ’57 Classic
PU Selector Switch Position: middle
All vol/tone knobs at max
String Gauge: 10-46
Audio Signal Path: guitar » Riverside » AA.1 » 4ms Spectral Multiband Resonator » Magneto » AA.1 » Focusrite Clarett 8Pre X » Logic Pro X
"Pedalboard + Eurorack" segment recording notes:
Guitar: 2008 Gibson Les Paul Traditional
Bridge Pickup: stock Gibson ’57 Classic Plus
Neck Pickup: stock Gibson ’57 Classic
PU Selector Switch Position: neck
All vol/tone knobs at max
String Gauge: 10-46
Audio Signal Path: guitar » OB.1 » Sunset » Pi-Phase Mk2 » AA.1 » Magneto » AA.1 » Focusrite Clarett 8Pre X » Logic Pro X
"Eurorack + Effects Pedals" segment recording notes:
BigSky custom presets: CHOIRBOX (Chorale reverb machine), GRAINBOX (Cloud reverb machine), and SHIMMER BOX (Shimmer reverb machine) downloads coming soon to https://www.strymon.net/blogs
Audio Signal Path: Intellijel Dixie II oscillator » Doepfer VCA » AA.1 » BigSky » Focusrite Clarett 8Pre X » Logic Pro X
"Pedal Inserted into Modular" segment audio signal path:
Dixie II oscillator + 2HP Osc » Intellijel Unity Mixer » Lifeforms Binary Filter » Doepfer VCA » AA.1 » Orbit » AA.1 » Magneto » second off-screen AA.1 » Focusrite Clarett 8Pre X » Logic Pro X
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