I used to think this was one of the best modules in the game.

Then I got neo trinity... and realized not everything in euro rack has to be a complete rip off...

Bizzare rating concidering Plaits is one of the most popular modules of all time and this version improves on its usability in pretty much every way.

people are weird...

Looks swish, and seems to be alot more responsive thus far!

Thanks for the great work :)

In my core case I don't want 'character' from my VCA's because I use them for mixing as well as cv modulation. this is so so good at helping to combine my case into a cohesive whole.

in terms of dual VCA's with Character, i love the Tallin in my smaller 64 pallette!

The best vca i've used thus far for general purpose, great size and 6 vca's!

I enjoyed the one I once owned too.
as mentioned especially the inbuilt mutes. but happy nerdings stuff is just the best when you're building a compact system or short on space, definitely slept on.

there modules also offer the most flexible options in eurorack for base utility like mixing.
the Mia especially opened up more intresting modulation options then i could achive before, and turned quickly into one of the most important modules in the rack.

FYI: If you're looking for a compact stereo mixer the 4x Stereo Mix by Happy Nerding offers 4 channels in 4 hp.
Though it dosn't have mixups mutes which I confess are pretty handy, and some maybe don't like the dual pot design. (Personally I prefer it)

I don't think there's any question, that all Happy Nerdings utility mixers, including MIA, 6 MIX are around the best modules for bread and butter mixing you will find in modular world...for CV and audio purposes.

Just don't think this deserves the top spot as the best stereo utility mixer...

EDITED Mar 2nd, 01:21

This is a beutifully made panel, that looks stunning, credit where credits due.
I also have this style panel on my Pam's Pro and it's also lovely!

The same cannot be said for most of mork modules other black panels which leave a lot to be desired.
black in my opinion is not bluey grey, they look like they've been printed with a cheep ink jet.

For the price mork charge this is unacceptable!

A really beautiful looking module, that sadly pales in front of the competion in terms of features, size/hp and flexability.

Hard to justify when modules like nano quarts,pams, batumi, Zone b.f etc etc exist. but none of those admitadly look as cool as this.
if a mk 2 comes out with killer features, i'll certainly take a look as it's a visually stunning module!

Many thanks to all the viewers for refraining from dissing dis ting bro's...