New DMMDM Module

US Der Mann mit der Maschine releases DROID P8S8 - Slider and Switch Controller      07/11/24

New DMMDM Module


Der Mann mit der Maschine - creator of the the DROID Universal CV processor, has released the DROID P8S8 - Slider and Switch Controller. This is what he has to say about it...

The P8S8 controller is for those who love those little sliders. The sliders behave like regular pots, so we named the module P8S8 (the "S" stands for the switches).

The P8S8 has eight Alpha sliders with a range of 20 mm. As a speciality the sliders contain LEDs. Their brightness can be controlled and used for any purpose. As long as you don't use the LED registers, the brightness of the LEDs reflect the current slider positions.
At the bottom the P8S8 has eight 3-way toggle switches.

As always in the DROID universe, it can be patched as whatever comes to mind, but looking at this module, it's almost imposing to be used as modulation sequencer or ADSR controller.

Shipping includes a short ribbon cable for connecting the controller to the master or to the previous controller. If you want to place the controller further away from the master, you can purchaser longer ribbon cables here in the shop.

  • Current Draw: 20 mA +12V | 0 mA -12V | 0 mA 5V
  • Width: 8 HP
  • Depth: 25 mm

Pricing and Availability:
DROID P8S8 - list price: € 148

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