Feature



Description

The pots and pans are a potentiometer control for an audio connection.

It can be adjusted to either volume or pan mode. The volume control goes from high to low, the pan goes from left to right.

It also has the most powerful tool in music, a mute button.

Is it an entrance or an exit?

It can be used either as an input or output in volume and pan mode.

And what exactly do the pots and pans do?

The pots and pans allow you to manage the amount of a signal in a stereo connection. This can cause the volume of the audio signal in a left and right channel to reduce or fluctuate to change how much of it appears in the left or right. It also serves as a convenient way to move the volume control from a menu dive in one device, to a convenient rotary potentiometer control that is easily accessible. For example, you ever wanted...

• Change the volume on a pocket operator synth? It requires a double keyboard and visual check of small LEDs to change them. Alternatively, PnP can be placed in the output of the pocket operator, the volume is fully adjusted and then simply managed by turning the potter.
• Change the L/R position where a specific instrument plays in your audio panorama. Many table synths have no swivel option in their function set, e.g. Pocket Operators, Korg Volcas With the PnP you can easily adjust these to create a more finished mix by positioning your instruments in pan mode.
• "Fall" an instrument into your jam while you sync it with other appliances. Maybe you have a PO with a killer reef that you just want to put in for a few moments, the PnP allows it to be easily put in and taken out.