Multiple

Takes one signal and hands you several identical, buffered copies. The classic patch-splitter for sending one source — a clock, an envelope, a melody, an oscillator — to many destinations at once without robbing it of strength.

Controls

• Copies — how many output jacks the panel exposes, from 2 to 8. Adding or removing outputs only changes what's available to patch; the signal itself is unaffected.

Inputs & outputs

• In — the signal to duplicate; audio or CV, it's a clean passthrough.
• Out 1–8 — buffered copies of the input, each carrying the exact same signal. Patch as many as your Copies setting reveals.

Tips

• Because each output is buffered, fanning one source out to a crowd of inputs won't sag or lose level the way a passive split can.
• Great for keeping things in sync: one clock into the input, a copy to every rhythmic module so they all march together.