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Connecting Modules

To connect an input of one module to an output of another you click either of the pins (input or output) with left mouse button and drag the mouse to the other pin, releasing the mouse button over the second pin. If the input was connected to another output it will be disconnected from that output and connected to the new one. That's because an input cannot be connected to two or more outputs.

To break a connection between an input and an output you can do one of the following. You can left-click on either of the pins (input or output) and drag to another pin, releasing the mouse button over the second pin. Alternatively you can left-click on the input and drag to the empty space (that is not belonging to any of the modules), releasing the mouse button over the empty space.

Special signs at the module pins:

> (at the input) - the polyphonic signal is routed into a monophonic-only input. The connection is invalid and does not function.

z (at the input) - the input receives a feedback signal. A virtual {figs\z_1.bmp} module is inserted before this input (that is the input signal is received delayed by 1 sample). In most cases this is OK, e.g. in a feedback delay (echo) module. Sometimes may be considered as a warning. E.g. in filter design you should not relay on auto-inserted {figs\z_1.bmp} modules. Because their location within the feedback loop is not fixed (by explicitly inserting a {figs\z_1.bmp} module) it can be arbitrarily changed by the SynC Modular under certain conditions.

> (at the output) - this output (of the polyphonic module) yields monophonic signal. Shown just for informational purposes.