just not getting the hits at diystomp so i figured i'd try over here.
when dealing with a circuit such as the paralooper...
http://moosapotamus.net/THINGS/paraloop ... perSCH.gif
is it totally necessary to have the output buffer or will a simple passive mix section suffice?
if you connect the + input of U2-A to the - with a switch, will that work to invert the phase?
phase and output mixing with a blend/loop circuit
im also working on doing a mixer based on the application notes of the TL084: having two-outs/send channels and mixed passively using a resistor (prolly 10K or 22K) to keep the phase non-inverting. not sure if that helped though.squrl wrote:just not getting the hits at diystomp so i figured i'd try over here.
when dealing with a circuit such as the paralooper...
http://moosapotamus.net/THINGS/paraloop ... perSCH.gif
is it totally necessary to have the output buffer or will a simple passive mix section suffice?
if you connect the + input of U2-A to the - with a switch, will that work to invert the phase?
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FiveseveN wrote:Are Asian electrons inferior to American electrons?considering the low quality of the transistors and caps
not exactly... 
the stages are passively mixed before the output buffer already - i was wondering more if it's really necessary to keep that buffer at the end?
as far as the phase goes, i'm looking for a simple way to invert the phase of one side - hopefully without adding another opamp.
the stages are passively mixed before the output buffer already - i was wondering more if it's really necessary to keep that buffer at the end?
as far as the phase goes, i'm looking for a simple way to invert the phase of one side - hopefully without adding another opamp.