Simple mix control.

[Milkit]

Is there a way of creating a very simple mix control for wet & dry signals, that can be retrofitted to any/most effects please guys?  Thank you

[IvIark]

http://tagboardeffects.blogspot.com/2012/02/split-n-blend.html

[Milkit]

Doh!  Search function!!!


Sorry & thanks Mark,

[IvIark]

Even I'm forgetting what has already been done.  I nearly started a new layout last week for something I'd already done

[Milkit]

Haha.  Could I wire two effects in one enclosure with this dude?  Both sharing the one pair of jacks & one stompswitch?

I apologise for this mate by the way!!  

I want to box a fuzz & a vibe in one box, but I'll have the vibe on at all times with the fuzz, but just control the output via the mix pot!!

Sorry bud!

[IvIark]

You could take the wire that goes to lug 3 and instead take that to the vibe input, then take the vibe output to lug 3.  That would then give you a pan between the two effects and an even mix in the centre position.  Remember that using the split and blend like this would give you the effects in parallel with each other.

If you did want the vibe on all the time you could do it slightly differently depending what order you want the effects in (in series).  

[Milkit]

Sweet, that sounds pretty cool & what I'm after thanks matey.

But just out of curiosity, what are the other ways you could wire this board up please dude, the series variation etc?

[IvIark]

What order?

[Milkit]

I don't really know if I'm honest mate, what would you do/suggest?

Thank you.

[IvIark]

I'd probably do fuzz into vibe because the only modulation effect I ever really liked before dirt was a phaser.   So assuming that way, just wire the blender first with the fuzz in the send and return loop.  Then the output wire from lug 2 of the blend pot will go to the vibe input, and the vibe output back to the stomp switch.

So the blender section will then mix the fuzz signal in with a dry signal and the entire final mixed output will go through the vibe.

[Milkit]

Fuckin' awesome!


Thank you Mark, legendary!