On 4/26/08, chris walcott put forth:
>i'm having trouble figuring out how the 910 is supposed to work.
>according to the site description it can be configured as 4 individual
>1 in - 3 out. and if you click into the jack above the arrow, it
>breaks the chain going down.
While your description seems correct, imho, the stock legend is
wrong. I should rewire mine when I get a chance.
>somethings not working right for me.
>i have a patch from in1 of a 109 going into the first jack on the mult
>(top left) then i'm taking outputs from 2 filters into the same mult group
>if i have both outputs plugged in i only get one output.
>if i pull out the one that's working, i get the other output.
In general, you can mult outputs, but you can't mult inputs. To send
several outputs to the same input you need a mixer. For example you
can send the output of one 190 to the inputs of several filters, but
you can't the output of several filters to the input of one 190
(without a mixer).
>if i put the in1 of the 190 into the jack above the top arrow it
>appears to stop the flow going down but i still can get both to work.
Now I'm confused :) You can get both to work, or you can't get both to work??
On 4/26/08, Stephen Drake put forth:
>
>Multiples only work for cv's.
Mults work for audio. They also work for clocks, gates, triggers,
etc. Again, while there are exceptions, you can mult outputs, but
you can't mult inputs. For example, you can mult the output of one
VCO to several filters, VCA's, etc. without any problems.