Send 'N Blend Support Thread

[fragletrollet]

Someone with some pcb-making skills should whip up a small SnB like board for easy implementation into other projects that could benefit from it. Sort of odd that there are no purchaseable/printable pcb projects other than this, considering the myriad of other small utility boards available from both resellers and open sourced. I'd get a bunch ✌️

 

[MonoCutter]

Here are the files. Includes:

BOM
Schematic
assembly



Hope it helps!

Hello everybody,

can someone please upload the documents for this project again?

Thank you,
Dennis

 

[Bobby Baird]

Here you go.

 

[MonoCutter]

Great, thank you very much!

 

[znjamznjam]

if anybode have/can make pcb i wil by couple

 

[57sputnik]

https://ka-electronics.com/shop/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=125

 

[znjamznjam]

https://ka-electronics.com/shop/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=125

Oh this is nice, can be also used as independent 2x mono chanels? I wil be used for bass/kick parallel processing.

 

[57sputnik]

Thanks y'all.

It can be used as 2 mono channels by using separate pots though the Add/Mix function will control both channels unless the relays are split.
I also see it as a two input stereo mixer, buffer, gain make-up stage etc.

 

[andow]

Question for anybody who has built this: does the volume stay constant when blending or is there a boost when the pot is in the middle? (when used with a compressor for example, so phase coherent signals)

 

[brndvnrdn]

Question for anybody who has built this: does the volume stay constant when blending or is there a boost when the pot is in the middle? (when used with a compressor for example, so phase coherent signals)

Curious about this as well !

 

[gyraf]

..that can't compute unless we know how much you compress, i.e. how much signal returns in the "processed" side..

 

[brndvnrdn]

..that can't compute unless we know how much you compress, i.e. how much signal returns in the "processed" side..

Let me clarify: with both dry and wet signals at the same level, is the 'blending' done with constant gain ? In other words : would the output signal level be the same at 50% of the pot as full dry or wet ?

I ask because I'm using the 'crush n blend' in a schematic but with the pot in the middle it's adding ~6dB.