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Aktuelle Version vom 8. Januar 2017, 15:32 Uhr
This page is about me using a mix of analog and digital electronics to create a (pretty) versatile sound system. It shall be facilitated to perform with instruments/microphones as well as plain hifi.
Step One: Build an analog audio mixer/switch
I want to have 12 audio inputs which can be freely mapped to 6 ouputs which are then fed into USB soundcards.
Here a simplified version (no switching and reduced number of I/O channels) illustration of the mixing:
And a photo of the circuit:
