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The 3DVCA from Mystic Circuits offers an exciting approach to mixing by placing your signals in a virtual room. Using the X, Y and Z parameters it is then possible to mix these four signals together and then tap into one of the four (normalized) outputs.
The first Mystic Circuits VCA is - as expected - no ordinary VCA. The four VCAs share the three macro controllers: X, Y and Z (Z controls the overall level, X controls the left and right pairs, Y controls the top and bottom pairs). These shift the input signals, along coordinates in a simulated three-dimensional space. The VCAs can work together in a mono, stereo or quad configuration and perform a variety of mixing, crossfading and panning functions.
Additionally, you get the option to add more signals to the four outputs through the four sum inputs on the left of the module. All inputs and outputs are DC-coupled, which means you can not only mix audio signals but also CV.
Quad monophonic crossfader
Dual stereo crossfader
Stereo balancer
Stereo VCA
Mono to stereo panner
Unity mixer with up to eight inputs
Quadraphonic panner
Anyone who wants to know everything about the 3DVCA should watch the video tutorial below, which is about an hour long and should answer any questions you may not have known you had.
