In the downloadable zip file there are 5 combinator examples for the case when we want to modulate two parameters by one knob.
In the examples the two CV output is displayed on a Skope M4 (by Lectric Panda) 1st and 2nd channel.
Switching 01.cmb
The CV Signal for modulating is made by the 1st channel of CV Pistons.
With the Control knob of the combinator we can swicting between the two destination.
When this knob is in the right side then the signal is going to the 1st channel,
when this knob is in the left side then the signal is going to the 2nd channel.
Switching 02.cmb
The behavior of this combinator patch is similar to the Switching 01 example,
but this is implemented by different routing.
Switching 03.cmb
In this example we have different sources for the different targets,
so we are using the 1st and the 2nd channel of CV Pistons to provide a source signal.
With the Control knob of the combinator we can fading our modulations.
When this knob is in the right side then the output level on the 1st channel is 100% and on the 2nd channel is 0%,
When this knob is in the left side then the output level on the 1st channel is 0% and on the 2nd channel is 100%,
When this knob is in the middle position then the output level on both side are 50%.
Switching 04.cmb
The behavior of this combinator patch is similar to the Switching 03 example,
but in this case when this knob is in the middle position then the output level on both side are 0%.
Switching 05.cmb
The behavior of this combinator patch is similar to the Switching 01 and Switching 02 examples,
but in this case we are using two different signals for the two different modulations, like in the Switching 03 and Switching 04 examples.