I am trying to detect signal peaks (derivatives of the peaks both +ve and -ve peaks). simultaneously 2 peaks detectors are running, 1 for +ve and other for -ve peaks.

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i am trying to detect signal peaks (derivatives of the peaks both +ve and -ve peaks). simultaneously 2 peaks detectors are running, 1 for +ve and other for -ve peaks. when a peaks get detected it would trigger a pulse of approx 1 sec duration and at the same time it would disable the other peak detector for 1 sec time duration. after the time period, again both the peak detectors would be enabled. i have been able to detect both peaks but still not able to control the detectors block the way mentioned before.
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eog peak detection.vi ‏192 KB

Answer 1

I'm not suggesting any of this as a model, and your needs are different than mine.
1) Go to Preferences -> Audio.  Under "Default Audio Tracks", Set "Mono Media: Mono".  Set "Stereo Media: Mono"  (Choices from the pull-down for both are Use File, Mono, Stereo, 5.1, Adaptive)
You can change these, but I don't. I am using both mono and stereo tracks. I set up a custom sequence with the particular combination of stereo and mono tracks I want.
2) Set audio for clips by selecting all clips and going to Modify Clip -> Audio Channels Tab.  Under "Number of Audio Tracks" there should be a "1".  Under Channel Format it should read "Stereo".
I am not sending the audio to anyone else to edit further. I am doing a final stereo mix. If camera one is set up to record 2 mikes as a stereo track, then I leave that unchanged and put it onto a stereo track. If camera two is set up to record one mike onto channel 1 as ambient sound and channel 2 is a mono feed from a sound board, then I modify those clips as Preset Mono, 2 audio tracks, Channel format Mono, and that puts the left source channel (or whichever I choose) onto Audio track 1, channel 1 (of one), and right source channel onto audio track 2, channel 1.
4) Delete all the existing audio tracks in the sequence and replace them all with mono tracks, so all tracks in the sequence are mono.
I modify the tracks while creating the sequence, and ultimately use a custom sequence.
Under my Effects Controls panel there is only Channel Volume, and nowhere to adjust the pan.
I'm using the mixer, not the effects control panel.