Would it be possible to get more rows and columns in, or to keep the
size down using the type of potentiometer that they use in the Zvex
Ooh-Wah and Seek-Wah I know that smaller knobs are more fiddly, but
with 'set and forget' stuff, it could be useful...

If not, then I definitely prefer the 4x4 layout. It seems to be a lot
clearer and intuitive.

--- In Doepfer_a100@yahoogroups.com , <yahoo@...> wrote:
>
> > hello list!
> >
> > thanks for this information! i am looking forward a matrix mixer
to
> > integrate it in my modular live setup :)
> >
> > imo a 4x4 matrix is for most applications sufficient (eg mixing
the
> > outs of the quad modules or 2 dual modules...).
> >
> > hence, it would be more convenient to use a slightly modified
front
> > panel layout:
> > i suggest a "matrix design" of the ins and outs, ie using the
inputs
> > on the left and the outputs on the bottom (fifth row).
alternatively,
> > the ins can be placed on the bottom (or top) row and the outs on
the
> > right, depending on whether the switches for polarity (next to the
> > outs) fit in a vertical or horizontal line...
> > it would be cheaper (16 instead of 25 pots) and in particular much
> > more clear in a live context and more compact (i think 20te will
do it)...
> >
> > any further suggestions !
> >
> > kind regards,
> > andreas
>
> Please look at the revised page of the A-138m. We have a 4x4 version
> suggested too and will probably manufacture this version.
>
> Best wishes
> Dieter Doepfer
>