How to Expand Frackport IO | Multiple Units Setup with Pedals & Outboard Gear

How to Expand Frackport IO | Multiple Units Setup with Pedals & Outboard Gear

Turn Your Studio Up a Notch with FreqInOut – The Smart Way to Use Analogue Gear🎛️✨ Stack these units to get more Ins and Outs. I'm using 2 units to obtain 8 channels of I/O. All handled by a great plugin interface.
I'm showing how to integrate stereo and mono units of outboard gear and guitar pedals seamlessly.

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🔋 USB-C Powered – No bulky adapters, just 5V/900mA via your computer or high-power USB source and how to rack mount it.
🎛️ 8 mono or 4 stereo connections
⚡ Midside control
🎚️ Continuously controllable mix between direct and processed signal
🔗 No fuss, no bother integration
🔌 TRS I/O - use with pro gear or guitar pedals
📊 Lightweight and compact

🔊 Expand your possibilities with analogue gear

🎧 In this video, you’ll hear demos using:
Acoustic Guitar (strumming + picking), piano & synths
Full discussion of the pros and cons
Multiple units at once.

💡 At $600, it is a must-have if you want to use external gear

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