Patchbay pdf

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Manual de instrucciones By Giancarlo Guardia Usuriaga. Everything is connected to the patchbay. It allows you to quickly connect different pieces of gear together without having to crawl behind them and physically run cables from one unit to the other.

But the more gear you have, the bigger your patch bay needs to be. You know those old movies where people would make phone calls and speak to an operator? There were usually a bunch of women sitting in front of a wall of cables , smoking cigarettes and patching calls to Albuquerque.

Even hybrid studios with only a few pieces of outboard gear can benefit from a patchbay. Typically, patchbays have 24 channels per unit. Most modern patchbays use tiny telephone TT , or bantam connectors on the front. DB or D-sub cables are multi-pin connectors that can carry 8 analog audio signals simultaneously. One end of the D-sub cable has a single DB connector. This is a huge space-saver. For instance, console channel outputs connect to the patch bay using a single cable, instead of 8 separate TRS cables.

Patchbays are organized based on the needs of the studio, so none of them are laid out the same way. The whole point is to speed up your workflow by allowing you to make common connections quickly. If your studio is set up for recording, you might set up patches for cue headphone sends or synthesizers.

Generally, patchbays are organized in order of signal flow. Outputs are almost always on the top row, with inputs on the bottom row. This makes it easy to patch one piece of gear into another.