One of the switches is a normal (not momentary) SPDT, the other one is a bit funky as mentioned at the bottom of the schematic, one side is momentary and the other side not momentary.
The momentary one looks like it’s momentary on both sides, you want momentary on only one side but I don’t know how a momentary on only one side would be described.
It doesn’t look like Tayda stocks one. I also didn’t manage to find one on Amazon. Or Anchor Electronics brick and mortar store. Pretty sure we’ll have to Mouser this one
On the bright side, seems they have 65 different ones to choose from
Still faster than the 10 weeks factory lead time for the linked mouser switch
But yeah, (on)-off-on is a less common configuration. You could emulate it with an on-on and a separate push button switch, but that’ll require some drilling.
hey all!!! just to clear this up. I am covering it in the video im doing today for it. it is indeed momentary on 1 side and not momentary on the other./
you have a couple of options.
the reason I use this switch is so if I push down on it it triggers the adsr momentarily, but if I switch it up it latches the envelope generator on, meaning if you turn up the sustain for instance it is just a solid voltage.
if you cant find the funky (on) off on then not to fear, if you aint fussed about the latching feature which isn’t that vital anyway just go for a completely momentary switch
using a completely momentary switch has an advantage. you can trigger it twice as quick by hand! I use this method a couple of times, because you just wiggle the switch and it rapidly triggers. because both up and down momentarily triggers the envelope generator. just food for thought!
watch out! I just double checked that. the picture isn’t what it seems thats a dpdt switch check the data sheet link on the product description (next to the image)
I didnt realise these switches were so hard to find out of the UK. maybe I will include them with the module kit next time round. sorry about that!@