Re: signal routing question

[jeremy <listing.to.port@masse.org.uk>]

Title: Re: signal routing question

Easiest way would be: 

- Synth to one channel of your mixer, 
- Mag pickups (through preamp?) to another channel. 
- use Aux Sends to route what you want to to EDP and fx combination

You’ll still hear the “dry” signal. Do you want that?


Method two: 

If you want everything to go through the fx and you have something like a Mackie 1202 then you can have the EDP / fx combination being fed from the alt busses so push the mute/alt buss switch on the channel you want to go there. 


Jeremy
www.masse.org.uk


> Long time lurker and almost-looper here.  Still assembling the necessary
> parts but just about there.
>
> Here's my question for you all:  During a live set, for some songs I want
> to route a guitar synth signal through an EDP and a variety of other
> effects (frippertronics sorts of things).  But, for other songs in the
> same set I want to blend the synth and guitar signal (i.e., mag pickups)
> such that the signal from the mag pickups now goes through the same EDP
> and effects combination, and the guitar synth signal now goes straight to
> the mixing board (unaffected, as it were).  I can easily switch between
> pure synth and blend of mag pickups & synth, no problem there.  But I
> can't see how I can easily rearrange the pathways without pulling out
> patch cables and rewiring between songs, or without spending $$$ for
> something like a sound sculpture switchblade.  Seems like some kind of A/B
> box might do the trick but I don't know.  Any ideas would be much
> appreciated!
>
> Cheers,
>
> Matthew Prull