I ordered a Elektrik Druïde filterfx and the next will be a Cherry Pie Tremolo. My plan is to sync them with Volca's. Can I use a buffer splitter for sending the sync signal to the different pedals? I understand that the sync signal is a audio clock signal, so the sync out in a Volca is probably a buffered sync in signal.
Buffer splitter for sync signal (filterfx, CherriePie)
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Try just splitting it passively. A 2to1 split on a bufferd signal should be okay.
Since you're not using it for pitch, 1v/octave stuff, the minut amount of (potential) voltage drop from a passive split probably won't be noticable.
I would advise trying to use cables with low capacitance, especially if it's going to be a longer run. Higher cap(cheap) cables can cause the square wave to distort/smear.
Upon further inspection, it looks like the sync in has a input buffer so I think you're fine passively splitting.
Since you're not using it for pitch, 1v/octave stuff, the minut amount of (potential) voltage drop from a passive split probably won't be noticable.
I would advise trying to use cables with low capacitance, especially if it's going to be a longer run. Higher cap(cheap) cables can cause the square wave to distort/smear.
Upon further inspection, it looks like the sync in has a input buffer so I think you're fine passively splitting.
The Cherry Pie has no sync input but my guess was that this optional sync input of the filterfx also should work on Cherry Pie tap tempo.
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