final switching Q

[Andrew Schrock]

Ok.. this is a followup to my earlier question about switching. I have
decided to abandon the idea of a 4-toggle switch and have instead opted to
go for a simpler 2-toggle switch. This is super-easy to do with digital
logic, but... 

I've gotten together a hex schmitt inverter for debouncing and a hex D
flip-flop for switching... my final question is what serves as the "gate"
to allow the actual switch from A to B? Ie when the output from a
flip-flop goes high, how does this change the flow? (ie, instead of A to
B, A to C) Is my question making sense? It's pretty simple.. A transistor
switch perhaps? This is for a mixing module, BTW, so when a user presses
the switch it will have to change the mixing output from output 1 to
output 2... it's not just pinning an input to high or ground. 

Thanks, sorry to keep bugging the list with such basic questions.. please
email me privately. 
Andrew

| Andrew Schrock							|
| Network Programmer, Synthesizer and electronic music enthusiast	|
| aschrock at cs.brandeis.edu						|