Awesome. I just ordered on of these through Juno. One question though. Can I connect a stereo pedal that uses just one trs output, and still retain the stereo signal?
Yes, you can connect to pedals like that by using TRS to TRS cables. Then, you patch left and right channels separately on the top panel (one pair of sockets will be your inputs and another will be your outputs).
@@dudfaz ohhh gotcha. I’ve never used a patchbay before but I think it’s starting to make sense to me now… So any port can be an input or an output. It’s just dependent on how you set it up? If so, that’s pretty flexible!
Thanks - glad you like it! For stereo signals, you need to patch the left and right channels separately. Here is a demo of this on the Minibay: czcams.com/video/jhK5vf5Ns5w/video.html
Hey Trevor, I'll be receiving the first batch this weekend and start shipping next Monday! When that happens, you'll be able to purchase one here:www.dfaudio.com.au/ Cheers :)
So glad I found this - I've been looking for something like this for months. Ordering from my local store (Perfect Circuit) now. Many many thanks!
Happy to hear that ~ thanks!
@@dudfaz Now I am thinking I need two! Or at the very least a Patchwork + a Nanopatch X. I might have too many pedals on ths pedalboard...
@@SuddenSoundStudios haha, yeah the Nanopatch X is a handy little extra
Yes, this may be EXACTLY what I need!
Brilliant! Loving my Minibay.
Glad to hear it!
Nice! Great product and the most important, very compact! BTW, I have the same Tascam recorder which I use to record my jams hehe
Cheers! Yeah, handy little things those Tascam recorders.
very interesting. Would be great though if you used to common way to use patch-bays: top row is out, bottom row is in for each device. Just my 2c ;)
Of course, you can set it up that way if you wish :)
Really handy!
Thanks John - glad you think so!
This is epic!
Cheers!
Awesome. I just ordered on of these through Juno. One question though. Can I connect a stereo pedal that uses just one trs output, and still retain the stereo signal?
Yes, you can connect to pedals like that by using TRS to TRS cables. Then, you patch left and right channels separately on the top panel (one pair of sockets will be your inputs and another will be your outputs).
@@dudfaz ohhh gotcha. I’ve never used a patchbay before but I think it’s starting to make sense to me now… So any port can be an input or an output. It’s just dependent on how you set it up? If so, that’s pretty flexible!
@@joelstotesbery5768 exactly :)
Any normalling(or half-normal) in Patchwork? It seems like minibay has dip-switches for setting full-normalling.
No normalling options for the Patchwork.
this is awesome! Quick question, what if you FX pedal is stereo?
Thanks - glad you like it! For stereo signals, you need to patch the left and right channels separately. Here is a demo of this on the Minibay: czcams.com/video/jhK5vf5Ns5w/video.html
@@dudfaz Thanks for that! So you'd just need 2 insert cables right? (1 for each channel)
@@vertigev Correct. But if you just want mono in and stereo out, you could get away with one insert cable and one regular cable.
@@dudfaz Great, thank you!
@@vertigev welcome!
Any drop in sound? Curious if it is suitable for recording?
No signal loss, but there is a TINY bit of bleed between adjacent channels. No bleed with the NANOPATCH X and M.
Where does one purchase one of these? It’s exactly what I want.
Awesome! They'll be available next month through my website (www.dfaudio.com.au) cheers :)
Is there any reason I couldn’t use one of these for MIDI routing?
With the right cables/adapters it would be possible, but you'd need to use two patch cables for each signal path.
@@dudfaz Thanks for confirming!
@@_s.d.s._ no probs!
Does it make sense to combine this with the minibay?
Yes, if you need more FX slots, this would go well as a companion to the Minibay!
Where can I get this?
Hey Trevor, I'll be receiving the first batch this weekend and start shipping next Monday! When that happens, you'll be able to purchase one here:www.dfaudio.com.au/
Cheers :)