Mixing 4 audio channels to 3?
Oct 26, 2011
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Our hearing is more or less logarithmic, so it might be about right.
Further more most volume pots in audio are logarithmic.
"mF" means microfarad?
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Thanks for the great explanation JF.
The link doesn't work, and my service doesn't carry binaries.
How about putting it here? ::
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Almost! :-)
I need some absolute attenuation for the sub's output and some relative to the input signal.
In other words: I need to be able to change the input level to the mixer (each of the 2 sound card's level will remain most of the time at max) so I can change volume for each stereo input (from each sound card) and for the
*relative* level of the sub. The way it is now, the sub is outputting full level (no pots in that circuit) and the L and R channels are variable.So, the input to the sub mixer circuit needs to come from the input pots' wipers, not directly from the input. And U3 needs variable gain.
The power amp (that this mixer is supplying the audio to) has a mute pin that has a slow R-C tc on it, so we can eliminate S1-S3 and assoc. components, I think.
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Yeah, R12 needs to be a pot. That does it.
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