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+ | The Mono Switch block routes one of many possible input signals to the output, the strip of radio buttons is used to select the input signal (each radio button corresponds to a coefficient RAM parameter). | ||
To begin, drag the block into the workspace, right-click it and select Add Algorithm > IC # Mono/Slew or Mono. The blocks look the same, but the Mono/Slew algorithm performs a rapid fade-out fade-in of the source signals to prevent clicking noises when switching among the inputs. For the AD1940 it uses one hardware volume in the target/slew RAM per input to perform the slew. | To begin, drag the block into the workspace, right-click it and select Add Algorithm > IC # Mono/Slew or Mono. The blocks look the same, but the Mono/Slew algorithm performs a rapid fade-out fade-in of the source signals to prevent clicking noises when switching among the inputs. For the AD1940 it uses one hardware volume in the target/slew RAM per input to perform the slew. |