Using an AB-Y switch to feed Dly A & Dly B with Timefactor

[clearsoundmusic]

 Hey everyone.  I recently posted this on TGP but figured someone here would know better if TF can be used this way:

I
was just thinking about routing. I typically think of an AB-Y to switch
between two amps, but has anyone used one into a timefactor? I've never
even used the other input on mine. But I was thinking…you could run
the A & B outputs of the switch into the two inputs, effectively
feeding Delay A and Delay B separately. Set them both for different
times, tempos, repeats, etc… then your AB-Y switches which delay is
on when. Of course you can use the Y function to have both on at the
same time, which is how the TF operates when using a single input.

The only other way to pull this off with a TF is to map an expression
pedal to the A/B mix knob, but this would be instantaneous. Also you
could run effects between the AB-Y switch and the TF, like a drive or a
compressor, and only have that effect on a single side of the TF, but
not the other…

Anyone else try any crazy routing with their Timefactor?

 

Also, if you run stereo in's, but a mono out, will Dly A and Dly B be mixed to a mono output? 

[IDeangelis]

 Hi

your best way to have 2 different delays settings remains patching a pedal or MIDI CC to A/B mix. It's fast! This will also avoid problems in audio configuration as TF will not sound as you like with a stereo input and a mono output.

best

I

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