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Crossfader

A crossfader is a module that blends between two inputs. As the control moves from one end to the other, the first signal fades out while the second fades in.

A voltage-controlled crossfader can switch between two sounds with an envelope, an LFO, or a sequencer. It works for both audio and control voltages.

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