Frap Tools 411
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Frap Tools
411
Product Info
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The Frap 411 is a no-nonsense, super-compact VCA and mixer. It’s perfect for those who need a reliable, budget-friendly way to manage multiple signals, especially in smaller systems. If you're after pure functionality and don't need fancy frills, this is a great option.
Product Description
- Frap Tools 411
- Eurorack Module
- Analogue Four Channel VCA and Mixer
- 4 Linear VCAs
- each with CV input
- signal input
- signal output and -6 dB switch
- CV and signal inputs are normalised to the following channel
- Suitable for audio signals and control voltages
- 2 Summing outputs
- Power requirement: 35 mA (+12V) / 25 mA (-12V)
- Width: 6 HP
- Depth: 38 mm
PROS
- • Excellent signal routing flexibility with normalized connections.
- • Compact 6HP footprint maximizes space in tight Eurorack cases.
- • Solid build quality typical of Frap Tools' utilitarian design.
- • Clean, linear VCA response ideal for precise gain control.
CONS
- • Limited summing flexibility compared to more complex mixer modules.
- • The utilitarian aesthetic won't appeal to those seeking a visually striking module.
- • Frap Tools modules can sometimes feel a bit 'raw' in terms of refinement.
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Key Features
Channels
4
Response
Linear
HP Width
6
Depth
38 mm
Power Draw
35 mA (+12V) / 25 mA (-12V)
CV Inputs
4
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Frequently Asked Questions
Normalization simplifies patching; signals are automatically routed, but you can easily override it with separate CV or audio connections.
It's a true attenuation, providing a significant reduction in signal level, useful for taming hot signals or creating subtle modulation effects.
The 411 prioritizes VCA functionality and compact size; the Mix II offers significantly more summing and routing options but at a higher HP cost.
