How to use modular utilities - Mixing, Attenuating, Inverting, Offset (with Happy Nerding 3X MIA)

Killer, man!

Igor missed an opportunity to name this module MIAO, in my opinion.

Very helpful, thxxx!

How does the 3x MIA handle mixing audio and DC signals, e.g. and audio signal to input A and both A and B knob?

Thank you ! I use a WMD Pro Output, thinking I needed to amplify the signal leaving the euro rack , my synth is quite small, consisting of
Benjolin v2, Erica Synths Sample Drum, Make Noise Maths, Mordax DATA , WMD pro output, & Make noise 0- Control for a touch pad & a powered speaker, My worry is burning up a module, due to improper set up, any suggestions on interfaces or mixers what works well for you? I know your busy I appreciate you taking the time to reply to my messages, Buen Camino

This is great 👍 thanks

WOW! This is brilliant! Any chance to get in touch with you for some help designing a modular system?

Why did you choose to put the MIA in your small case rather than one of the intellijel Triplatts that you also have? Similar functionality?

these videos are so cool and useful. I thank you!

Great tips and lots of ideas here.

Just stumbled across your videos and I've found them very refreshing for someone who has been into modular for many years as it's explaining all the things that make modular exciting. Too many videos are just about showing off the latest all in one modular and many users don't actually know about some of these basic but very powerful options of modular synthesis because we're spoit for choice these days. Fundamental stuff imho. Subscribed.

I'm really excited to see what I can achieve with the 3x MIA and the North Coast Synthesis fixed sine bank :)

Good stuff.

Very informative! Thanks for the video! I have a hard time looking at the bright white background but otherwise the video is great!

Can you please stop presenting cool modules? I will get broke because I buy them all 😂😂😂😂😂

3x MIA is such a powerful tool for me. Simple and elegant design. I like your video, you are a good teacher.

"invert a trigger signal, then offset it back into positive range" LOL - the concepts that I NEVER would have thought about when I first started in Eurorack that are now starting to make sense to me (and even can imagine simple use cases). I only got there because I listened to channels like yours for the past 1-2 years. thanks for the educational content and cool sounds :)

Hey, thanks a lot for your videos,
I have a hard time understanding the difference between mixing 2 modulations with like the 3xmia or "mixing" these 2 modulations with a vca / polarizer (one modulating the other)
Thanks in advance !

All your videos are top notch! I'm tempted to just dump all my paycheck into your Patron account. Seriously, best and most useful examples, and the patch diagrams make everything easy to grasp no matter which modules you have. So many great ideas in this video alone. I have a bunch of mixers with invert and offset. Making my head spin with new ideas. Thanks man!

great video, i subbed :)

Great information that can be applied to many modules and situations. I've been doing eurorack for a while but your graphics really solidified some concepts for me. Thanks!

Thanks you from France for all your videos. They are great and very very useful for the beginner i am. Wish you the best.

Mega! Thx so much for explaining everything like you do it for childs.. hammer, dank dir i‘m getting deeper and deeper

Thank U...for me its a so important info and the way U r sharing- Fantastico!!!

hey..Does its has Stereo outs?

I like this module a lot in terms of the possibilities it offers. On the other hand it feels so technical and the kind of module you're gonna need some time to figure out and make nice patches with.

Happy Nerding should make a 2xMIA as a 1U module.

Great video! Quick question: what is creating the synth voice you are using in the patch in the "mixing" section? Edit: Is it Peaks?

I know this is an old video but im stuck between this and the 4x mix, is the 3x mia able to do stereo mixing?

Would Quadratt handle the same functions?

Please keep on your work !!!! it helps me realy a lot !!!! by the way i have the same moduls like you...almost all of them hehehe
THANK YOU BRO 👍👍👍👍👍👍

I recently bought a 3xmia due to this video and that module has already been very useful to me. Thanks for this video and all your other videos. I have learned a lot from your videos.

This video makes me think I need another 3XMIA or two between my two cases. It's so powerful for such a small footprint, and despite its size doesn't feel too cramped. Even though I still have a bunch of hp left to play around with, having a bunch of mixers/offsets goes a long way to keeping everything interesting and playable/explorable.

Have been following your channel for a while now. Actually since I took the plunge into modular. It has been extremely helpful and is very appreciated.
Would you happen to give one to one advice by any chance?

I’m In the process of building my 1st system I’ve been going through and triple checking the function of each module. I keep having the feeling that there is something missing. But just watching this video gives me confidence that I’m on the right track. There is a big difference in knowing what a module does, and in knowing what it could do in conjunction with other modules. The video is very helpful.

seriously one of the best learning resources on YT! =-)

So much information about something so easily overlooked, thank you man!

This is a very good tutorial !! Thank you 🙏

Attenuverter vs Invertebrator

This vidéo helped a lot 👍 thank you!

What do you think about the Intellijel Triplatt opposed to the 3xmia ???
Would love to know your thoughts as I’m tossing up between the two

I'm trying to move a CV pitch sequence up and down automatically in key. For example, using a gate/trig/CV signal to move a pitch sequence from it's original "C" up a 4th to "F" for 16 bars, then up automatically again to "G" for 8 bars, then down again to the original "C." I don't want to manually twist a knob to accomplish this, I want the rack to do it. Anyone have ideas on how to achieve this using specific modules and patches?

Very helpful! 👍

This is by far, the best eurorack themed channel on YT. Thanks so much for making these vids🤘 (just got this module btw!)

your videos are so usefull and educational, thanks a lot

The Tiptop MISO is also amazing for this kind of stuff. It's probably my most-used module.