Micro line mixer dry signal

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graffVynda

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Hello
I have a Micro line mixer using with 3 of my delay and reverb pedals. I am using a splitter box to feed each of them. However, I noticed it is impossible to get a 100% wet effect (on the fly anyway) without turning the DRY signal pot down. Are there any suggestions as to how I could do that when I want a 100% wet effect? Thank you!
 
I assume the 3 effects are all set for kill dry, so they are providing 100% wet signals.

For kill dry on the fly, you would need to use a loop or a loop pedal so that you can switch the dry on and off, remotely or via MIDI.
 
Understood - I think that can be done. Related to this, I am using a splitter to divide the input signal to the 3 pedals - does this need to be active/buffered? or is just a 3-way split fine? thx
 
If the signal is coming from an active device, such as a pedal or the send from an amp, then it's more than likely already buffered. So a simple passive splitter box would be fine. If the signal was coming from an instrument, such as a guitar with passive pickups, then you would connect that to the DRY IN on the Micro Line Mixer, and use the BUFFERED OUT to feed the passive splitter box. The mixer will buffer that signal for you.
 
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