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doommeow wrote:Provided you don't cross the streams, you can use this for audio and control signals simultaneously, right?

I do all the time; it's great and I've never noticed any issues.

My current tabletop Patchulator set-up:
Ch 1: Instrument in 1 & 2
Ch 2: Out to mixer 1 & 2
Ch 3: Pretty Years
Ch 4: BitQuest
Ch 5: Count to 5
Ch 6: D.o.S.'s Gristleizer
Ch 7: Dispatch Master
Ch 8: CV (either from modular or Koma Kommander to Pretty Years, BitQuest, or Count to 5)

Daaaamn.

D.o.S. wrote:It does not power your pedals, no.

Thanks.

D.o.S. wrote:

Invisible Man wrote:Monthly reminder that I had exactly this idea before this was released, and pretty much everyone except the benevolent LG shouted me down because it was impractical.

Pretty Much Everyone Shouted Me Down = Two or Three Posts in a Mostly One-Way Conversation
(or: A look into the essential nature of IM's post history, An ILF Search Epoch in Two Pages)

Also of note "the benevolent LG":

lordgalvar wrote: You'll probably never be able to beat the costs of a premade patchbay either (and you could mount it under a board).

It can be done, but it just is a lot of money to invest to create new logistical problems.

There are just simplier and better solutions in my opinion.

Bringing this over because I love you.

doommeow wrote:Provided you don't cross the streams, you can use this for audio and control signals simultaneously, right?

Absolutely. That's what I'm doing here in this video (explained at the end). [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0FWJqe0NS8A[/youtube]

If you have a lot of gear and/or CV sources and destinations (remember expression inputs work too most of the time) then you may consider using more than one Patchulator.

superanalog wrote:

doommeow wrote:Provided you don't cross the streams, you can use this for audio and control signals simultaneously, right?

Absolutely. That's what I'm doing here in this video (explained at the end). [youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0FWJqe0NS8A[/youtube]

If you have a lot of gear and/or CV sources and destinations (remember expression inputs work too most of the time) then you may consider using more than one Patchulator.

Damn it. Now I'm definitely going to need to get (at least) one.

Timothy seems to be sellin' his:

https://reverb.com/item/3254938-boredbr ... i-patchbay

No clue how I have missed the patchulator. Crap, I have been trying to figure out a sensible way to move signal without a whole patch bay or like 3 of the boss line selectors. That is crazy rad. .

Chankgeez wrote:Timothy seems to be sellin' his:

https://reverb.com/item/3254938-boredbr ... i-patchbay

Damn tempting, but trying to keep the piggy bank for Satan

So today at work I had an idea that is probably going to lead me to buy a second Patchulator and a 4x4 mixer (and a couple more pedals...not sure why I haven't paid any attention to the Charlie Foxtrot or Csidman until now...).
Anyway, I sketched it up:

Fuck you dude that's killer.

MrNovember wrote:So today at work I had an idea that is probably going to lead me to buy a second Patchulator and a 4x4 mixer (and a couple more pedals...not sure why I haven't paid any attention to the Charlie Foxtrot of Csidman until now...).
Anyway, I sketched it up:

Dual Patchulator.png

I wish I could wrap my head around this. I can only imagine awesomeness.

huh. NEAT.

D.o.S. wrote:

Invisible Man wrote:Monthly reminder that I had exactly this idea before this was released, and pretty much everyone except the benevolent LG shouted me down because it was impractical.

Pretty Much Everyone Shouted Me Down = Two or Three Posts in a Mostly One-Way Conversation
(or: A look into the essential nature of IM's post history, An ILF Search Epoch in Two Pages)

Also of note "the benevolent LG":

lordgalvar wrote: You'll probably never be able to beat the costs of a premade patchbay either (and you could mount it under a board).

It can be done, but it just is a lot of money to invest to create new logistical problems.

There are just simplier and better solutions in my opinion.

Hey now.