I have a couple of pedals that I don't use in my main setup, so I was thinking of building a mini pedalboard rig for my keyboard. My keyboard is actually just a midi/usb controller for my computer, so the sound comes from the computer (trs). I could probably set it up by just splitting the signal and running two channels. Basically I'd have one side going through a string of pedals, and the other side going through another. But I think I'd rather try a stereo setup rather than dual mono (hope I used that terminology correctly). So does anyone know how I could build a pedal for stereo instead of mono? Would it require building 2 of the same pedal in one? Buffered splitter on the input and output?
It would require a stereo pedal circuit, otherwise,yeah it's dual mono. 2 pedals would sort of be dual mono also. They wouldn't work with each other to split the signal.
hmm... what about some type of stereo to mono conversion?
Quote from: REPTAR on June 01, 2013, 02:13:21 AM
hmm... what about some type of stereo to mono conversion?
Stereo to mono conversion would still require the original signal to be stereo? You can get a mono splitter 1 to 2 like a cable from radio shack.
I mean use like a patch bay before the pedals to convert the stereo from the keyboard/pc to mono so I could use regular pedals. Just need a schematic for stereo to mono I guess.
Oh I got you.you can just get a stereo to mono adapter,for a buck and a half.
Ok cool. thanks