Axe-Fx III/FM9/FM3 - Let's Check Out The Multiplexer Block!

[@seldonsinq]

Interesting block. Thanks for the video

[@DougBsDigitalDen]

Thanks for watching!

[@BattousaiMLT]

Damn dude I had no idea about this function at all, this is excellent. great video!

[@DougBsDigitalDen]

Thanks, much appreciated!

[@robberman4554]

Well interesting block. At first blush i cant think what id use it for.....yet.

[@robertchristman1727]

You can use it to better develop an effects loop. Doug, have you ever made a tutorial video on building an effects loop?

[@DougBsDigitalDen]

No, but I'm definitely going to. Thanks!

[@robertchristman1727]

@@DougBsDigitalDen you're welcome, brother. Thank you for all your help and all you do for the Fractal family!

[@richardputman3506]

An A/B switch is like a 2 input MUX, but this has a lot more inputs. The real question that I was hoping would be answered was how is this different from just parallel routing using scenes and Mute In for bypassing? Is the answer easier control if not using scenes? If using scenes it’s the same right, or is the MUX better in some cases because of the crossfade?

[@DougBsDigitalDen]

With the MUX you have gapless switching because of the crossfade. Also, in the 1st example it shows how the physical and USB inputs are built into the block, so you don't have to add Input blocks (plus all of the routing that is needed) to your preset. I'm sure there are more reasons, but those 2 come to mind right away.