u-he CVilization, User Manual

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MATRIX MIXER

Performance Page 

Mute 

Turning an encoder up one tick mutes that input or output, and the status LED turns red. Turning a muted 
encoder down unmutes it again, and the LED reverts to its channel colour. 

Mute is the only function available in the Mode 1 Performance page. 

Program Pages 

The two methods described below control the very same parameters! 

Another thing to remember: You 

never have to go back to the performance page while mixing – to choose a different input or output simply 
press any encoder except the one that is currently breathing. 

Mix 1 Input to 4 Outputs 

Press one of the 

left-hand

 encoders. Its LED starts to breathe. Now turn each 

of the 4 encoders on the right: For positive values they adopt the colour of the 
input, with brightness indicating the levels. Negative values (inverted signal 
levels) appear ruby. 

Press LE1-4 to select an input 

then turn RE1-4 to adjust the amount it sends to each output 

same colour as LE = normal signal level 

off 

zero signal level 

ruby 

inverted signal 

level

For example, if you press the orange LE (input 1), all encoders on the right 
will turn orange (or red or off, depending on their values). RE1-4 now adjust 
the amount of the input 1 signal mixed into each output. 

As your hand tends to obscure the encoder you are adjusting, 

all 8 encoders

 temporarily adopt the same 

colour and intensity. When either zero, minimum or maximum is reached, they flash once. 

Mix 4 Inputs to 1 Output 

Press one of the 

right-hand

 encoders. Its LED starts to breathe. Now turn 

each of the 4 encoders on the left: For positive values they adopt the colour of 
the input, with brightness indicating the levels. Negative values (inverted 
signal levels) appear ruby. 

Press RE1-4 to select an output

then turn LE1-4 to adjust the amount it receives from each input 

same colour as RE = normal signal level 

off 

zero signal level 

ruby 

inverted signal level 

For example, if you press the orange RE (output 1), all encoders on the left 
will turn orange (or red or off, depending on their values). LE1-4 now adjust 
the amount of each input signal mixed into output 1. 

As your hand tends to obscure the encoder you are adjusting, 

all 8 encoders

 temporarily adopt the same 

colour and intensity. When either zero, minimum or maximum is reached, they flash once.

MIX  SEQ  MUC  PAN  EXP

10

IN 1

IN 2

IN 3

IN 4

OUT 1

OUT 2

OUT 3

OUT 4

IN 1

IN 2

IN 3

IN 4

OUT 1

OUT 2

OUT 3

OUT 4