Control pedal routing

Pedalboard includes a Router area where you can control the signal routing for pedal effects. The Router area appears when you place the pointer above the Pedal area. In the Router area, you can use two separate signal paths (Bus A and Bus B) that appear as two horizontal gray lines. By default, pedals are routed to Bus A (the lower line) when you drag them into the Pedal area.

Pedalboard includes two utilities to control signal routing:

• The Splitter splits the signal between Bus A and Bus B, either equally (in Split mode) or at a specific frequency (in Freq mode). In Freq mode, signals above the frequency set with the Frequency knob are routed to Bus B, while signals below the frequency are routed to Bus A.

• The Mixer controls the level relationship between Bus A and Bus B signals. It can be inserted anywhere in the signal chain but is typically used at the end of the chain—at the extreme right of the Pedal area. The A/Mix/B switch solos the “A” signal, mixes the “A” and “B” signals, or solos the “B” signal. The level setting of the Mix fader is relevant for all A/Mix/B switch positions. The Mixer also provides discrete Pan controls for each bus.

You can drag a Splitter before or between pedals, but not after the last pedal. When you drag a Splitter into the Pedal area, a Mixer is added automatically after the last (rightmost) pedal. If you remove (drag out) the Mixer, the Splitter is removed as well.

You can drag a Mixer between pedals or after the last pedal, but not before the first (leftmost) pedal. When you drag a Mixer into the Pedal area, a split point is added before the first pedal. You can move the split point by clicking one of the gray circles between pedals on Bus A.