Would just test it and see, but don't have access to my machine right now.

Thanks.

And Peace thru us all,
S

@svanya Of course...... with 2 [line~].....
0 to [line~] to [x~] and when done to [switch~] .......... for going down.
1 to [switch~] and then to [line~] to [x~] for coming up.
Times of your choosing...

David.

Thanks, for getting back with me @whale-av (in usual punctual fashion ).

I thought that might be the case.

However in my desparation I came up with a solution to the specific problem that actually works even better:

My effects-router uses a hradio to choose the effect;
each effect had a switch~;
All of the effects outputs are sent to throw~s.

What I wanted (and the pic below shows what I did) was a cross-fade effect. So as one effect goes out and the other one comes in they blend.

By just dropping in (where my switches were) the abs_fadeswitch~ and adding two global sends, GlobalInitLevel and GlobalFade (up to 1000ms), I was able to get really nice smooth transitions as I made the changes without too much cpu loss.

Thanks, again, for your timely input. Glad I plowed ahead as well.

Peace and love to and thru you (and the rest of us),
S

@svanya Yes, that's the way to do it..... but add the [switch~] before/after if you want/need to save some cpu.....
David.