Circuit Abbey G8 + Intermix

Circuit Abbey G8 + Intermix built by me with custom G8 panel. Comes with power cable.

The G8 is a clock divider with 8 modes and 8 outputs.

The modes include:
Clock: 1 of 8 sequencer output, like the A-161
Cv: Same as above but with a CV input on the clock jack
Int: Divide by 2-9
Bin: Binary counter, 0-255
Even: divide by 2,4,6,8,10,12,14,16
Odd: Divide by 3,5,7,9,11,13,15,17
Prime: Divide by 2,3,5,7,11,13,17,19
Random: Output have a probability of 1/2 through 1/9

Mode switch selects the mode, and when held down selects trigger mode where all outputs are triggers instead of gates. Reset input is edge sensitive i.e. resets on a rising edge. Trigger output provides a trigger when the outputs change, useful in CV mode.

Circuit Abbey Intermix

Initially meant to be a mix expander for the G8 divider, it has morphed into a universal mix expander. The Intermix has 8 attenuverting inputs that mix into one output.

The Intermix opens many new possibilities for the G8. For example, it can be used as a sequencer, or clock the G8 with a VCO and the Intermix becomes a waveform generator.

Multiple Intermixes can be chained together to produce multiple channels off of one G8. So you can do things like use one channel for pitch, a second channel for opening a filter, and a third for changing the tempo of the oscillator clocking the G8.

"Universal" means the Intermix can tie other modules such as the Chaos Computer. All 8 analog outputs of the Chaos Computer are available for mixing. In two channel mode the Intermix can mix the X and Y outputs of the Chaos Computer separately. The intermix can also attach to other modules such as the 4ms QPLFO. In fact, in two channel mode the Intermix could tie to two QPLFOs.