Felix is a buffered multiple with an attenuator/attenuverter for each output. Use it to send a source to multiple destinations and control the gain/direction for each parameter. Felix can be patched to work with one input and six outputs or two inputs and three outputs each. With no inputs inserted it can also be used as a stable voltage distributor. Great for creating offsets and controlling multiple parameters at once! Patch 1 "One In & Six Out": Bang 1 to Felix Channel 1, Felix Outs to Bang 2 & MIR. Patch 2 "Crossmodulation": Bang1 to Felix Channel 1, Bang2 to Felix Channel 2, Felix Channel 1 to Bang2, Felix Channel 2 to Bang1. Patch 3 "Macro & offset": Shepard (Off Screen) to Bang2 & MIR, Felix Channel 1 to Felix Channel 2, Felix Channel 2 to Bang2 & MIR. More info: https://www.livestockelectronics.com

In this video you will learn about Felix. Felix is a 1:6 or 2x1:3 buffered multiple with attenuators or attenuverters. It is great for getting more out of a source as it allows for signal copying and distributing, while ranges can be set for specific parameters. It can also send stable voltages to assign macro controlled parameters.