I'm looking for a switch to use in the SFP router for toggling between two audio sources going into the same input.
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Chisel
need simple switch..
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I just used the search function and there are some post-SDK devices too, by Shane White & Symbiote .
<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: wayne on 2006-04-11 22:37 ]</font>
I just used the search function and there are some post-SDK devices too, by Shane White & Symbiote .
<font size=-1>[ This Message was edited by: wayne on 2006-04-11 22:37 ]</font>
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Thanks. I created an 8x8 module that contains four 2x1 switches. I wired everything up and then added five of these to my project. I then routed all of my audio sources to one set of module inputs and the sequencer sources to the other set. The other side of the modules are all routed into the STM. So basically, I can now use the STM with all my outboard gear and h/w sequencer without having to launch my DAW! The funny is that the switches didn't behave as I thought they would and I don't even need to switch them at all when I do launch my DAW. They basically act as a two to one merge, rather than a switch. There probably is a easier way to do this, but this works!
Peace /
Chisel
Peace /
Chisel