MOTM

Paul,

Sounds like a reasonable design. To do anything more (with pan, for
instance), you'd have to go to a wider panel.

When we originally discussed this, you were not happy with the idea of a
gain pot that was dead part of the time. What changed your mind?

Dave

> From: "Paul Schreiber" <synth1@...>
>
> After reading over the previous inputs, and researching the potentional
> op amps that are both low drift and decent audio quality, here is
> what I've
> decided to build:
>
> The mixer has 6 inputs, 2 outputs. Each input has an attenuator.
>

> There are 2 GAIN pots. In the default 6:1 configuration, only 1
> GAIN knob is
> active: it controls the master
> gain. The other knob is shorted out by an analog switch.
>
> NOW.......if you plug a patchcord into the SUB OUT jack, lots of stuff
> happens. The mixer is split into 2 seperate
> 3:1 sections. The aforementioned dead GAIN pot now is active for
> the linear
> section (it's a linear pot, too).
> The former master GAIN pot controls the log section (it's a log pot).
>