Distribution [Buffered Multiple w/Attenuators]

Distribution was made to solve common routing issues within a modular system: With two inputs and eight buffered outputs, Distribution can be used as two independent multiple blocks or one larger mult device: giving you two buffered copies of the inputs and six attenuated outputs.

Fun things to do with Distribution: send an audio signal into one of the inputs, use the output directly to the right as your dry signal, and then send the following three outputs to three separate effects modules, each with varying (attenuated) signal strengths. For stereo signals, repeat the above process using the lower multiple block.

For a makeshift sequencer, just send a static voltage into the top input, use the first four attenuated outputs, and patch those into a sequential switch. Output the switched signal to your favorite quantizer/oscillator and viola! Each Distribution-knob determines will pitch/voltage in your truly modular switched sequencer.

there are many things you can do with a buffered attenuated mult.
Don't underestimate the power of this fun utility.