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| - | If you have any experience with traditional professional audio hardware (synthesizers, effects, mixers) or even professional networking gear (routers, switches, vlans), then you are accustomed to the notion that signals must be routed from one place, through a filter of some sort, to a target, and then perhaps through another filter, and then a final destination. | ||
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| - | [{{ jack_irlpatchbay.jpg?700 |Patchbay by Pinnacle_College on [[https://www.flickr.com/photos/pinnaclecollege/14544012364|Flickr]].}}] | ||
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