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Look up onMintNot a one-voice pitch helper. This is 4 voices of quantization with a 10-octave range, built for full poly-CV control instead of stacking separate little quantizers and hoping the scale behavior lines up. Four pitch lanes, one musical brain. Patch multiple VCOs, chord voices, bass + lead, or four melodic lines while keeping scale logic under one module instead of splitting the job across mismatched utilities. User-definable scales: any scale possible. This is the big cut: not locked to preset major/minor menus; build the note set you actually want. Chord generation is built into the voice logic. User-definable note intervals for voices 2/3/4 let one pitch idea become harmonic structure without extra precision adders or external offset juggling. Quantization behavior is selectable: Above / Below / Ignore. That matters because pitch snapping is not one-size-fits-all; the module lets you define how incoming CV is forced into the scale. Keyboard Mode turns the panel into a playable controller. The 12 illuminated buttons are not just menu decoration; the module can use buttons as triggers, making it more performance-direct than tiny screen/menu quantizers. 17 jack I/O panel = real patch integration. This is not a cute scale box with one input and one output; the front panel is built for multi-voice CV/gate routing. Assignable CV input for menu functions. Instead of freezing scale behavior by hand, you can bring voltage into the control layer and move the quantizer from inside the patch. CV transpose is the weapon. Later firmware added/improved transpose behavior, including transposing incoming CV while keeping notes in scale, so pitch movement stays musical instead of becoming raw voltage chaos. Microtonal and alternate temperament depth. Five temperaments including Bohlen-Pierce, plus microtonal options beyond standard 12-note thinking, make this far deeper than basic Western-scale quantizers. Moog + Buchla pitch-standard compatibility. Built to handle both worlds instead of assuming every system speaks the same 1V/oct language. Independent voice fine tuning. Each voice can be tuned, settings are stored in non-volatile memory, and tuning can reset to 1V/oct — useful when four oscillators do not track like perfect lab gear. 11 user presets. Save scales and settings instead of rebuilding performance patches from zero every session. Definable gate output length + octave offsets. This handles musical event shaping and register placement inside the quantizer instead of forcing extra modules to clean up basic pitch/gate behavior. Compact but not cramped: 10HP / 52mm depth. Enough panel to actually play and edit, without eating a whole control row. Specs: CV inputs ±5V, CV outputs +10V, max current +140mA / -70mA, Eurorack format, Doepfer-style 8×2 IDC power. Most quantizer setups solve pitch accuracy. ADDAC207 solves pitch architecture.Most small quantizers make you choose: compact, playable, or multi-voice. ADDAC207 pushes all three into one 10HP control surface.Where basic units snap one CV to one scale, this gives four voices, chord intervals, octave offsets, fine tuning, presets, CV assign, and alternate temperaments in one system.This is the difference between “quantize this note” and “control the harmonic behavior of the whole patch.”Shipping only $6.95 as I am splitting the actual cost of shipping with you.

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