OP-Z Audio Through? Using another synth with OP-Z without needing a mixer?

[Othytim]

Is the irig 2 mono?

[HOLY]

@Othytim

coming signal is a bit too loud then it shuts off. This happens especially with a loud beat, so I can see why it seems to happen in time with the music. You have to keep that incoming audio turned down a bit more than you’d like. Also I find that I have to turn the OP-Z on before I turn on the other device, otherwise the o

saw this post quite late, but I think I have a solution to your problem. I had exactly the same problem of the music cutting out to the beat.

try to do it in this order (important):
1. connect the input to the splitter
2. connect splitter to OP-Z
3. connect headphones/speakers to the splitter

I found out that if I connect the headphones last, the sound never cut out!!!

Hope this helps some people, as the problem drove me mad

[HOLY]

PS: I also explained it visually in this video

[bichuelo]

It is. And even if you could input a stereo signal, the TRRS connector will turn it to mono since it only has one input

Output is stereo, though

[Mistercharlie]

try to do it in this order (important):
1. connect the input to the splitter
2. connect splitter to OP-Z
3. connect headphones/speakers to the splitter

This works! Fantastic tip.

[Othytim]

Thanks, so the splitter cable with the OP-Z takes a stereo signal and combines/sums the L+R to mono?
Does the iRig 2 do the same thing of combining/summing the L+R, or does it just listen to the left (or right) channel?

[HOLY]

great!

[bichuelo]

There are three poles on a TRRS connection (since one of them is ground). This means the output is stereo and the input is mono (usually the mic on a hands-free). I haven’t made a test yet with a TRS cable into the input, but my guess is that the left channel would be the only signal which goes to the OP-Z (or a mobile device)