myVolts Beatsplitter - dual output switchable signal splitter

The Beatsplitter is a single to dual stereo splitter with switchable channels.It can duplicate outputs, but it can also merge inputs. Which signals appear on each channel is determined by how a small switch is set on the side of the unit.On the Left channel, in can be set to Stereo, LL (Left, Left) and Mono. On the Right channel, it can be set to Stereo, RR (Right Right) and Mono.In output mode, the stereo cable plugged into the unit has a Left and Right signal. If the output is set to LL, then the Left channel signal from the input is duplicated to both Left and Right sides of one output, creating a false stereo. The same can be achieved with the Right input signal, by setting the Right sided output to RR.In input mode, the Left channels from each of the two inputs are merged onto the Left channel of the output when switched to LL. The same happens for the Right channels when switched to RR.What does the Beatsplitter do?The Beatsplitter allows you to manage the signals to your desired outcome. In practical terms, it solves channel mis-match problems, for example, did you ever want to...Share an output of your jam with a second person with headphones?Have a second output to record any of the above on a recorder.Get a true stereo output to two independent speakers (send L and R channel independently to each speaker).Create a stereo effect when you want it ("stereo-fy" your mono output, by creating a false stereo duplication of the channel).Allow yourself to easily record on two channels with one input.Avoid Sync "hammer" in your mix. A lot of small synths have intelligent systems for clock control, usually existing on the Left side of your stereo connection. Avoiding this in your mix is possible with the Beatsplitter.For desktop synths, manage audio independently from sync to avoid distortion from multiple pass-throughs and allow recording on independent tracks.

• The Beatsplitter is a single to dual stereo splitter with switchable channels.
• It can duplicate outputs, but it can also merge inputs. Which signals appear on each channel is determined by how a small switch is set on the side of the unit.
• On the Left channel, in can be set to Stereo, LL (Left, Left) and Mono.
• On the Right channel, it can be set to Stereo, RR (Right Right) and Mono.