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Very nice clean build! No demo? ;)

That said, after further research I ended up ordering some latching push buttons from Tayda. They are not as cool (and probably not as sturdy) as some of the metal momentary push buttons they have but it’ll do for a kids toy.

And btw you can make three latching switches with one single chip which is not bad.

I ended up using a CD4069 and this circuit: https://leap.tardate.com/Electronics101/CD4069/PushButtonLatch/ and it works like a charm.

So who’s trying one of these out?!? Would they work in existing circuits or do we have to make a new one?

Hey guys, I vaguely remember taking a digital circuit class in college but nothing stuck with me apparently… I promised the kids that I would make them a little box with some pots and switches and LEDs that they can play with (my daughter has been calling it her Time Machine [not sure why my...

1) I think that should work, assuming the buffer has a capacitor in the input stage. I would experiment and see. If that does not work, you can put a buffer before the two buffers. That would solve any loading issues but there should be none because those buffers should have a very high input...

I started the mixer and when done I will also experiment!

The master mix cannot keep everything at unity. Voltages are additive, if 1/3 of the signal goes away we get a 1/3 volume drop, right? What am I missing?

You can see matte sand texture red in my latest build report: https://forum.pedalpcb.com/threads/3-way-splitter.27312/

Master bypass would work but then I can’t bypass individual effects? I don’t think you can bypass channels easily. You could just ground the input in the splitter as a way to bypass but then you would get a volume drop, unless the effect was set to wet only… or maybe you had something else in mind?

One thing that I think is missing here that I didn’t realize at first is the ability to turn the mixer and splitter into an actual looper. To clarify: as you said you can blend multiple effects together with splitter+mixer. Now let’s say one of the effects flips the phase: the splitter has you...

The LED is inside the little hole over there. I thought a 3mm LED would pop right through the faceplate, but it turns out to be too small so it would just swim in there, so I just put in a 5mm one but it doesn't come all the way up - sigh. I am not sure how others have made it work. Maybe I will...

For sure.

Somewhere on the forum, let me see if I can find it again.

I can’t believe I have another build report! I started this over the weekend and finished it tonight. I now realize that I’m more motivated when I have everything I need to finish a pedal which, in this case, I did, thanks to Robert’s excellent faceplate. The build went very smoothly. It only...

I never could have told if you hadn’t pointed it out! Is that for a pedal or to mount in a guitar? Also how do you solder in, out and power?

Just to close the loop, I finally replaced IC6 in favor of TL022 and the ticking is completely gone. Like I can’t hear it at all. Fantastic.

That was my first thought but there seems to be enough clearance between the two wires. Also the short went away after I wiggled the input jack so that doesn’t fit…

What's that? A build report? From @giovanni of all people? What? It's been years, didn't he hang the soldering iron to the wall? Ahem. Yes, long time no build, long time listener, first time (in a long while) caller... I finally emerge from my dark cave with a build report. And it only took me...