Make Noise Jumbler

Make Noise Jumbler — Six In, Six Out Signal Combiner/Distributor With a Whopping 36 Analog VCAs.

The Jumbler is Make Noise’s creative solution to a common modular frustration: reconfiguring patches in real time. Instead of unplugging cables or physically rewiring, Jumbler allows you to dynamically reroute signals—audio or CV—across six inputs and six outputs with voltage-controlled precision.

At its core are two main parameters:

• Rotate: Think of it as rotating a patchbay — it shifts the routing between inputs and outputs in a cyclical way.

• Radiate: This control blends or combines signals, rather than switching them abruptly. The result? Morphing waveshapes, evolving CVs, and intricate audio blends.

Thanks to an all-analog architecture built around 36 analog VCAs, transitions are smooth and seamless—ideal for live performance or generative patches where unexpected behavior is encouraged. You can use it to:

• Continuously mix and mutate modulation sources

• Blend audio signals into new timbral hybrids

• Redirect effects sends or oscillator routing mid-patch

• Create dynamic gate/trigger combinations

• Experiment with matrix-mixer style feedback patches

Part of Make Noise’s New Universal Synthesizer System (N.U.S.S.), the Jumbler is more than a utility — it’s a creative modulator, a spatial mixer, and a chaos machine for those who want their systems to feel alive.