Summary of Contents for Oakley Sound Fourmix
- Page 1 Oakley Sound Systems 5U Oakley Modular Series Fourmix CV and Audio Mixer Fourmix PCB Issue 1 User Manual V1.1 Tony Allgood Oakley Sound Systems CARLISLE United Kingdom...
- Page 2 The suggested panel design for the MOTM format version of the Oakley Fourmix.
- Page 3 Introduction This is the User Manual for the issue 1 Fourmix 5U module from Oakley Sound. This document contains only an overview of the operation of the unit. For the Builder's Guide, which contains a basic introduction to the board, a full parts list for...
- Page 4 Furthermore, it can also be used to generate asymmetrical signal clipping in either any following modules or by using the soft output of the Fourmix itself. The module also features two output level LEDs. These monitor the signal level at the main out socket.
- Page 5 6V peak with their pots set to full should produce a theoretical 18V peak signal. This is beyond the capabilities of the Fourmix since the power supply to the module is only +/-15V and the circuitry can produce at best a +/-13V signal from the output. This discrepancy causes what is called 'clipping'.
- Page 6 You can use the soft output as reasonable triangle wave to sine wave convertor. If you do this you can also create asymmetrical distortion by using the voltage sources built into channels 3 and 4 on the Fourmix. The output is not buffered and has an output impedance of 1K.
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Page 7: Final Comments
I hope you enjoy using the Oakley Fourmix module. If you have any problems with the module, an excellent source of support is the Oakley Sound Forum at Muffwiggler.com. Paul Darlow and I are on this group, as well as many other users and builders of Oakley modules.