This module can be used in conjunction with multiple Router modules to make V/Bar wiring tidier and more obvious.
See the Router documentation for a description of the overall routing mechanism. Here, we’ll just look at a few details specific to the Router Outputs module.
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Editable Labels
The areas labelled innitially 1, 2, 3 and so on are editable text fields. Click on them to give meaningful names to the channels
Solo and Mute Buttons
Muting and soloing allows us to isolate certain elements during song development but can also be useful in live performance.
Individual channels can be soloed using their SOLO buttons. The CANCEL SOLOS button cancels all active solos.
Individual channels can be muted using their MUTE buttons. The CANCEL MUTES button cancels all active mutes.
If both the SOLO and MUTE buttons of a channel are engaged at the same time then the solo function takes precedence.
When a channel is muted its corresponding output is forced to zero volts which will deactivate any attached V/Bar sequencer(s). This will generally silence any sound producing modules attached but it’s not the same as audio muting. For instance any envelope generator involved will usually go into its decay or release phase so the sound will fade away rather than stop abruptly. In most circumstances this is preferable to audio muting.
Output Active Indicators
Each output socket has an LED ring that illuminates when the output from that socket is not zero volts (in other words when any attached V/Bar sequencer is active).
Availability
The Router module is only available as part of LSSP XL.