The PATCH bay. Each row is an output, each column a channel. A dashed line means the phase is flipped.
Wired back into itself.
Plug a mixer’s output back into its own input and it starts to howl. Larsen is a small four-channel mixer made for exactly that.
The PATCH bay sends any of eight outputs back into any of the four channels: the two aux returns, master left and right, and each channel’s insert. Set how much goes back, and flip the phase of any point. One flip can turn a low hum into a tone, or into a rhythm.
The EQ picks the note.
Each channel has NOISE, the hiss it starts from, a TRIM that saturates as you push it, a three-band EQ with a sweepable MID, two aux sends, pan, a fader and MUTE. In a feedback loop, the EQ decides what rings: boost MID and sweep it, and the tone follows.