Router

The Router audio object routes any of the input channel to any output channel without changing samples of the source. Additionally, you can route the same input channel to multiple output channels.

In the SFD, you can select the values that they prefer for “# Input channels” and “# Output channels”. These values can be distinct.

Use Case: This object can be deployed whenever each output channel is routed to any one of the input channels.

Router Properties

Below table describes about the Router audio object properties and functionality.

Properties	Description
# of Audio In	Enter the number of input channels. Range: 1 to 255 Data type: Unsigned short The default value is set to 1.
# of Audio Out	Enter the number of output channels. Range: 1 to 255 Data type: Unsigned short The default value is set to 1.
Display Name	Display the name of the Router audio object in signal flow design. It can be changed based on the intended usage of the object.
Object Mode	Router object operates in one of the following two modes. Jump Ramping

Mode

Router object supports two different modes of operation. After selecting the router object in GTT, one can configure the modes as described below.

By default, the router object is configured to operate in the Jump mode.

• Jump: In this mode, the object performs the tuning or routing without any ramping and switches the input to output routing between two calc calls. This might cause clicks and pops if no fading or mute stage is performed on an instance or core level.
• Ramping: In this mode, the object will perform a ramping while changing the input to output routing. In addition to the routing parameters this mode supports a tuning of the ramp time in the range of 0 to 5 seconds.

Presently, the object supports only linear ramping. The ramping type is not configurable.

If the router is configured with six input and six output channels, the tuning parameters will be displayed in GTT as shown below.

Additional Parameters

There are no additional parameters available for Router audio object.

Tuning Parameters

Below table describes the tuning parameters of Router audio object.

Parameter	Description	Unit	Data Type	Default	Range
Router	Each output channel has this parameter to configure the Input channel number to route to the particular output channel. This parameter is available in both modes.	None	ULong	1	1 to Number of Audio Inputs
RampTime	Ramping time This parameter is available only in Ramping mode	Seconds	Float	0.5	0 to 5

Control Interface

There are no control parameters available for Router audio object.