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Again, our orientation would be upside down if you walked around to the back of the unit
and directly faced the back panel. We are assuming that you are standing in front of the
Organelle, just as you will be when operating it. From that position, you would access the
back panel either by leaning your head forward or by tilting the Organelle upward.
The headphone port is an 1/8" TRS (stereo) jack. It delivers the stereo audio output
of your current patch, as scaled by the
Vol
(ume) knob.
The
L + R
(left and right)
Out
port is a 1/4" TRS stereo line out jack. This delivers the
left and right audio outputs of your current patch, as scaled by the
Vol
(ume) knob.
This port exudes a line-level output. Connecting it to a mono balanced input (such
as an amplifier or mixer channel) may yield a muted/cancelled signal.
The speaker switch activates the onboard speaker. To hear the Organelle's current
sounds with the speaker, set this to the left 'sounding' position. To mute the speaker,
set this switch to the right 'non-sounding' position. The sound of the Organelle will
still be sent to the main outputs when the speaker is muted.
NOTE:
The speaker switch is a hardwired switch (not software dependent) so if
something goes crazy, you can quickly stop the speaker from sounding.
The
L + R
(left and right)
In
port is a 1/4" TRS stereo line in jack. It receives any stereo
audio input that you would like fed into your current patch. This port is expecting a
line-level input. Connecting it to a mono balanced output may yield a
muted/cancelled signal.
NOTE:
If a 1/4" TS (mono) cable is connected, any incoming signal will only be
received by the left input.
The
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input select switch sets the audio input for the Organelle. In the left position,
only the sound from the 1/4" TRS input will be sent to the current patch. In the right
position, only the sound of the built-in microphone on the front panel will be sent to
the current patch.