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I've looked at the documentation but I cannot understand how 'switch' works.
There appears to be no method for setting a switch to a particular "position".
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pdsp::Switch takes multiple inputs (patched to the input( int i ) method and outputs just one of the signals.
there is not a method to switch input, which input is selected is decided by the values going to the in_select() input port, you can also just send float values to it with the >> operator
ok so its not really a proper switch then, more a weird multiplexer. :(
So what is the correct way to switch a signal on and off?
guess I could use an Amp with 0.0 and 1.0 maybe?
yes, using an amp and putting 0.0f / 1.0f into in_mod() is the correct way to switch a signal off, when the in_mod() of pdsp::Amp goes to zero all the signal patched into the in_signal() are not processed
I've looked at the documentation but I cannot understand how 'switch' works.
There appears to be no method for setting a switch to a particular "position".
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: