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Buy the popless plugs and use those. Expensive, but it'll work

DRodriguez wrote:Buy the popless plugs and use those. Expensive, but it'll work

yeeeees, go on...

NP2RX-AU-SILENT or NP2X-AU-SILENT

http://www.neutrik.com/en/audio/plugs-a ... ilentplug/

Automatically, shorts when unplugging to mute any pops.

To clarify, it pops when you un/plug the 1/8 patching cables. I don't recall popping when you plug things in the 1/4 jacks. But that probably wouldn't matter much anyway, since the idea is that you leave the 1/4 jacks plugged in and use the patchbay to route things.

Oh, I thought it used 1/4 inch jacks on top, IGNORE ME

I'll be damned!

if only these came in 3.5mm....
and as banana


edit: to good to ignore, but yes... as pointed out above, sadly no solution to popping patchulator

ProCarsteNation wrote: do they do feedback-loops?

They definitely don't do the modular heap of cables fun, but I guess you can't always have everything....

Each patch point is wired discretely, and has a relay.

Unless you intentionally wired it up that way, it wouldn't.

Not what I bought it for.

zoooombiex wrote:Yes it pops. I was kind of disappointed by that as it disqualifies it for live use for me. But I still find it handy for my home setup to try things out.

You can simply use a volume pedal or kill switch at the end of your chain and use it when patching.

superanalog wrote:

zoooombiex wrote:Yes it pops. I was kind of disappointed by that as it disqualifies it for live use for me. But I still find it handy for my home setup to try things out.

You can simply use a volume pedal or kill switch at the end of your chain and use it when patching.

True, for some uses that would work fine. But if there is a loop/trails that you are trying to preserve while rearranging the chain behind it, you'd end up muting everything. Also, I use multiple parallel signal chains, so I'd have to add a volume at the end of each.

It's not the end of the world - it's still a very compact and handy device.