After Later Audio Bartender is a modular performance mixer setup that can grow as your needs change. It has 4 stereo channels, each with a stereo send to effects. Each channel can be panned under CV control, and also have its level under CV control. There are two effect send buses and best of all there are matched stereo effect returns so you don’t lose a channel to returned audio.

But the real power of Bartender comes when paired with its expander modules; Barback is a 2 channel stereo strip expander, Cast Iron adds a single channel strip, SendVCA gives you CV control over send levels, and USB 2Ch is a stereo USB send/return that allows you to integrate DAW/iPad effects into your modular patch.

In this video I explain how all of these modules work, go through the options for connecting them, and show you example patches too.

Full manuals for the modules, including links to buy Bartender, Barback or any of the other After Later modules:

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Timeline:
00:00 Introduction
00:48 Overview of the features in the mixer modules
02:23 Barback expander modules
04:14 Look underneath for wiring jacks
08:25 Let's get patching!
10:46 Cast Iron single channel expander
11:43 Effect Sends and Returns
13:03 Workaround to control volume of return effect
13:51 Chaining effects delay into reverb
15:01 Pre and postfader sends
16:31 SendVCA CV control of send levels
18:33 CV control of channel level
20:51 Cue bus monitoring
23:29 USB stereo interface, or send/return to iPad
27:36 Conclusions
28:01 Closing jamming

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