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resources:tools-software:sigmastudio:toolbox:multiplexersdemultiplexers:stereoswitch2xn [03 Aug 2012 17:13] – Created Brett Gildersleeveresources:tools-software:sigmastudio:toolbox:multiplexersdemultiplexers:stereoswitch2xn [03 Aug 2012 17:34] (current) – Added link Brett Gildersleeve
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 ====== Stereo Switch 2xN ====== ====== Stereo Switch 2xN ======
  
-Route a stereo input to one of several possible stereo outputs with this block, using the strip of radio button pairs to select which output.+[[resources/tools-software/sigmastudio/toolbox/multiplexersdemultiplexers|Click here to return to the Multiplexers/Demultiplexers page]]
  
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 +Route a stereo input to one of several possible stereo outputs with this block, using the strip of radio button pairs to select which output.
  
 To begin, drag the block into the workspace, right-click it and select Add Algorithm > IC N Stereo/Slew or Stereo. (The result appears the same; this default is shown at top right.) The Stereo/Slew algorithm lets you rapidly ramp the stereo source level up and down without any clicking noises when switching among the stereo outputs. It uses N hardware volume controls in the target/slew RAM to do the job. To begin, drag the block into the workspace, right-click it and select Add Algorithm > IC N Stereo/Slew or Stereo. (The result appears the same; this default is shown at top right.) The Stereo/Slew algorithm lets you rapidly ramp the stereo source level up and down without any clicking noises when switching among the stereo outputs. It uses N hardware volume controls in the target/slew RAM to do the job.
  
 The default block shown above right is ready to use as a 2x4 connection, and like the others can be grown by right-clicking to select your desired number of stereo outputs. Below the default at right is a block grown by 3 (3 pairs, equaling 6, totaling 10). The default block shown above right is ready to use as a 2x4 connection, and like the others can be grown by right-clicking to select your desired number of stereo outputs. Below the default at right is a block grown by 3 (3 pairs, equaling 6, totaling 10).
resources/tools-software/sigmastudio/toolbox/multiplexersdemultiplexers/stereoswitch2xn.txt · Last modified: 03 Aug 2012 17:34 by Brett Gildersleeve