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The WK1 consists of a buffered adder / mixer and a buffered multiple. Both circuits feature three channels. Components with low tolerance values guarantee high precision. The WK1 is intended for processing pitch CV signals, but can be used for other control voltages or audio material as well, of course.
The WK1 is equipped with a three-channel adder / mixer. The circuit sums up incoming signals at a ratio of 1:1. Results are emitted via an output connector. In addition, the mixed signal is fed to the WK1’s buffered multiple. It features three outputs. You can break the normalization between adder / mixer and multiple with plugging a cable into the signal splitter's input. Thus, both circuits can be used independently as well.
The MK2 version is equipped with better op-amps and better outputs.
Despite coming from Leipzig West, Kai Knofe lives and works now in Berlin, from where he designs and makes clever and handy utilities in both 3U and 1U formats.
