2hp — Unity
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2hp Unity Mixer – Cheat Sheet
A dual unity-gain mixer for Eurorack, allowing for flexible mixing of both audio and CV signals in three different summing modes.
Controls
| # |
Label |
Type |
Function |
| 1 |
MODE |
Toggle |
3-position switch to select between Averaging, Unity, or Split mode |
Mode Toggle Behavior
- Averaging Mode (UP): All inputs = gain of 1/3. Best for mixing audio, preserves relative loudness.
- Unity Mode (MIDDLE): All inputs = gain of 1. Best for mixing control voltages (CV).
- Split Mode (DOWN): Top mixer = gain 1; Bottom mixer = gain 1/3. Mix CV on top, audio on bottom.
Inputs and Outputs
| # |
Label |
Type |
Description & Normalization |
Voltage Range |
| 2 |
Top 3 jacks |
IN |
Inputs to Mixer 1. Summed and sent to OUT 1. Each jack accepts audio or CV. |
±10V CV / Audio typical |
| 3 |
OUT (top) |
OUT |
Output of Mixer 1 (top 3 inputs). If patched, Mixer 1 only goes here; if unpatched, also sums to OUT 2. |
Up to input sum max |
| 4 |
Bottom 3 jacks |
IN |
Inputs to Mixer 2. Summed and sent to OUT 2. Each jack accepts audio or CV. |
±10V CV / Audio typical |
| 5 |
OUT (bottom) |
OUT |
Output of Mixer 2 (bottom 3 inputs). If OUT 1 unpatched, includes sum of both sections. |
Up to input sum max |
Quick Reference Operation
- 6-to-1 Mixer: Leave OUT 1 unpatched; OUT 2 will output sum of all 6 inputs (based on mode).
- 2x3-to-1 Mixer: Patch both OUT 1 and OUT 2. Each OUT is the sum of their respective 3 inputs.
- Split Mode: Mix CV with unity gain (top 3 jacks → OUT 1), audio with averaging gain (bottom 3 jacks → OUT 2).
Power & Specs
- Width: 2 HP
- Depth: 39.5 mm
- +12V: 10mA
- -12V: 6mA
Install with red stripe (cable) down for -12V as per standard Eurorack orientation.
Typical Use Cases
- Combine multiple modulation (CV) sources.
- Mix several audio sources without loss of amplitude (Averaging mode).
- Run hybrid CV+audio patching (Split mode).
- Simple, clean, and compact mixing utility.
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