Uno Synth stereo pass through?

[mardem1976]

Hey all,

I’m hoping someone can clarify something for me, as I can’t seem to find a definitive answer anywhere.

I know the uno synth has a stereo input and output that are mono summed, meaning they’ll duplicate the same mono signal for the left and right channels. My question is, does that apply to both mono and stereo sources?

I have a groovebox that outputs stereo. I’d like to daisy chain that into the uno input, so I can play the uno synth while hearing both. Will I hear the stereo signal passed through, along with the mono summed uno audio, or will the uno synth convert the incoming stereo signal to mono?

Thanks for your help!

[Peter_IK]

Audio in and out are mono summed per the UNO Synth Specs page:

• Audio Out: Mini-jack 3.5mm stereo (mono summed)
• Audio In: Mini-jack 3.5mm stereo (mono summed)

[mardem1976]

Audio in and out are mono summed per the UNO Synth Specs page:

• Audio Out: Mini-jack 3.5mm stereo (mono summed)
• Audio In: Mini-jack 3.5mm stereo (mono summed)

Hey Peter,

Thanks - I've seen that, but I guess I'm not understanding what happens specifically in the case of mono sources vs stereo sources.

For example, if I were to input a mono source, I understand that UNO synth will sum the mono source to both the left and right channels, so I'm hearing the same thing from both ears.

But what happens if the source is stereo? Does the UNO synth take the left and right channels, combine them, and play the combined signal in both ears? Or, will the stereo signal pass through untouched?

[Atmelcool]

the fastest solution would be your experiment to record the signal at the output and subtract the left channel from the right one (turn one relative to the other in antiphase)