bit off topic but:
- what kind of clips do you use in the first picture to bundle your leads?
- are the cables custom made?
i recognised the rean plugs which i also use for my custom cables
(with sommer cable onyx 2025)
- how did you do that colour coding? i'd like to adapt that solution.
i'll probably will have more questions concerning the actual topic,
but not before i thoroughly researched all the information that
you have given so far...
till then, let me say this: i am a really happy user of the vc stereo mixer
and i am glad to see the things on the new one that i had to solve
externally, i.e. cv-attenuation and aux send...
What would be the best way to use the 2 Channel Stereo Mixer as a stereo send/return effects? I have two stereo signals that I'd like to mix together and control the send per stereo channel.
Also, is there way to achieve PFL like functionality with the Phones module?
Where can one get the A50K Dual gang pots for the 2 Channel Stereo Mixer? (Part number P1, P2 - SEND1, SEND2).
Smallbear, Tayda, Thonk, etc don't have them.
n0rd wrote:Where can one get the A50K Dual gang pots for the 2 Channel Stereo Mixer? (Part number P1, P2 - SEND1, SEND2).
Smallbear, Tayda, Thonk, etc don't have them.
Steve
You late. Thonk had them. I hope they will make new stock.
When you will be ready to order kit, write me, I will try to find a couple for you.
(EDIT) Thonk has dual 50K linear. They will fit ok.
dugoutcanoe wrote:I PM'd L-1
but i'll ask here as well:
Does the pcb come with all SMD parts already on the board? It seems to be the case from the pics in the OP.
Level meter is needed to control sum level because easy to overload with many summed channels.
How panning works - at the picture yellow one channel, green another. Panorama is modulated by triangle LFO. It has -4.5dB at the center according to the panning law.
Okay, but how does panning work on stereo signals? You pan two mono signals left and right, so why is there a pan control on each of the stereo channels?
Pan is an attenuator for each channel. So if you pan hard right there is no left signal in the output, and the right output is amplified relative to central pan.