underthebigtree
Well-known member
Hello all -
I'm looking to break into the effects send loop of my chopped Hammond organ, to allow me to pass my Wurlitzer electric piano through the Leslie in addition to the Hammond. Both signals are mono and unbalanced.
It seems that a braindead simple way to do this is through a 2 in by 1 out passive mixer circuit on a card I can fit into the organ. Simply wiring 1 resistor to the tip of each input, tying the other ends of the resistor together, and send that to the output.
I understand that there will be a volume drop. Are there any other audio issues to contend with? In a fixed situation like this, what would you recommend for the resistor values? Are there any other suggestions? I'd like to avoid an active circuit if possible, for simplicity's sake, but if that makes more sense, I can certainly build one.
Many thanks in advance,
Nick
I'm looking to break into the effects send loop of my chopped Hammond organ, to allow me to pass my Wurlitzer electric piano through the Leslie in addition to the Hammond. Both signals are mono and unbalanced.
It seems that a braindead simple way to do this is through a 2 in by 1 out passive mixer circuit on a card I can fit into the organ. Simply wiring 1 resistor to the tip of each input, tying the other ends of the resistor together, and send that to the output.
I understand that there will be a volume drop. Are there any other audio issues to contend with? In a fixed situation like this, what would you recommend for the resistor values? Are there any other suggestions? I'd like to avoid an active circuit if possible, for simplicity's sake, but if that makes more sense, I can certainly build one.
Many thanks in advance,
Nick