Joranalogue Route 4
Dual gate- and latch-controlled analogue signal router
8 HP Eurorack module
Route 4 is an 8 HP dual analogue signal router with two complementary, independently controlled sections. The top 4-to-1 section sums any combination of its four routing inputs into a single output, while the bottom 1-to-4 section distributes a single input to as many as four outputs. Gate or latch control, solo or multi channel behavior, precision +1 V input normalisation and ten status LEDs make it a flexible tool for routing audio, CV and gates on the fly.
Features
- Two independent routing sections: a 4-to-1 mixer/router and a 1-to-4 distributor
- Gate or latch control per section for momentary or toggled channel switching
- Solo or multi mode per section for exclusive or simultaneous channels
- Precision +1 V normalisation on each top routing input for octave transposition
- Build fixed 1 V pitch steps up to +4 V from unpatched inputs
- Impedance-compensated outputs with high accuracy for clean pitch CV
- Top output normalled to the bottom input for automatic section chaining
- Schmitt-triggered control inputs read weak, slow or bipolar signals reliably
- Ten LEDs give real-time visual feedback of every routing channel
- Global reset from simultaneous triggers in solo mode
- Works with any Eurorack signal: audio, CV or gates
- Compact 8 HP analogue design
Controls & Jacks (30)
- Top Gate/Latch
- Top Solo/Multi
- Bottom Gate/Latch
- Bottom Solo/Multi
- Routing Input 1
- Routing Input 2
- Routing Input 3
- Routing Input 4
- Top Routing LED 1
- Top Routing LED 2
- Top Routing LED 3
- Top Routing LED 4
- Top Control Input 1
- Top Control Input 2
- Top Control Input 3
- Top Control Input 4
- Top Routing Output
- Bottom Routing Input
- Bottom Control Input 1
- Bottom Control Input 2
- Bottom Control Input 3
- Bottom Control Input 4
- Bottom Routing LED 1
- Bottom Routing LED 2
- Bottom Routing LED 3
- Bottom Routing LED 4
- Routing Output 1
- Routing Output 2
- Routing Output 3
- Routing Output 4
How-To Guides
- Sequenced octave transposition
- Rhythmic multi-oscillator gating
- Gate-controlled parallel effects
- Gated modulation distributor
- Multitimbral pitch routing
Explore the interactive Route 4 panel on BleepDex — tap any control to learn what it does.
