Four-Channel Rhythm Crossfader Module

US Noise Engineering releases Confundo Funkidos      14/01/25

Noise Engineering has introduced Confundo Funkidos, a four-channel rhythm crossfader module. It's a new version of a module that was discontinued in 2018.

A spokesperson told us, "We're thrilled to have everyone's favorite crossfading companion back and better than ever. We hope it was worth the wait.  In 2016, we released the original Confundo Funkitus. To this day, it's one of our favorite modules we've released, and it continued to be a unique module in the Eurorack space even after being discontinued in 2018. The old version remains near and dear to us, but some structural issues with the original design made it really a non-starter to keep building. For a long time, and with a substantial number of requests from customers, we've discussed releasing a successor to the original."

Here's more details direct from the company...

Confundo Funkidos is a four-channel rhythm crossfader. Each channel has a left input, a right input, and a trigger output. While crossfading is generally left in the audio realm, Confundo Funkitus takes in two trigger patterns per channel which can then be crossfaded via the fader. Further modification can be achieved with the Burn and Mute parameters, and its algorithmically derived per-channel Accent outputs bring your drum patterns to life. Crossfader behavior and accent algorithm each have three algorithms to perfectly suit the performer's patch.

Confundo Funkidos is a uniquely modular and incredibly fun utility that has a home in any performance system.

Pricing and Availability:
$345

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