How Does It Work?#

Audio Output is the final destination for your patch. It accepts stereo or mono audio, applies final output conditioning, and sends the result to your speakers or headphones.

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Quick Overview#

• Audio Output is the main rack output module.
• It accepts L, R, and M audio inputs.
• The M input duplicates one mono signal to both speakers.
• A single Gain knob trims the final output level.

Inputs And Outputs#

Port	Type	What It Does
L	Audio input	Left program input.
R	Audio input	Right program input.
M	Audio input	Mono program input. When patched, it is sent to both left and right outputs.

Controls Reference#

Control	Range	Default	Behavior
Gain	0..2	1	Sets the final output level before the signal is sent to the hardware output.

Behavior Notes#

• If M is connected, that mono signal is copied to both output channels.
• If M is not connected, L and R are processed independently.
• The output stage applies signal safety conditioning before playback: sanitizing invalid values, soft clipping, DC blocking, and final limiting.
• Unconnected stereo sides stay silent rather than being auto-filled from the other side.