Relay and a switch to undo

Ok, well I found a diagram on how to hook up a few lights in my car to do a cool effect.  I'll try and explain, but it may be kind of hard.

I have a StreetGlow Music Interface Controller that sends out a pulse ground when it hears sound.  This causes the effect that the neons are blinking to the music.  The diagram I found was to create this in a 2 channel effect so that when the Interface hears the sound, 1 channel gets the ground, but when it doesn't hear a sound, the 2nd channel gets the ground. ( http://www.suslow.com/neon/relay.html)

My question is, how can I put a switch in here (anywhere) so that when I hit the switch, it ignores the relay and everything is channel 1 (when there is sound, there is ground -- hehe, I'm a poet).  I would really like to do this with a simple one way switch so it matches the other switches in my switch panel, but I can put any type of switch if its my only option.

Thank you experts!

nevermind!  I made myself sit down and think it out.  I figured it out.  1 swtich too :D!

I will just make a switch coming from a ground so that when I flick it all neons get a constant ground thus causing them not to blink to the music.

http://www.streetglow.com/site/auto6.htm

Music Interface by StreetGlow is what I have.  It works awesome!

And there is a way to open up your neons and hooking up both to just one dial but I don't recommend you do it unless you are willing to sacrifice them to the experiment gods. :D!

its rated for 16 neon tubes... I figure they estimated safe.  If you are worried about adding too many lights just use a relay :D!

LEDs drain lots less than a tube, and if you want to hook a ub up to the MI, the trick is to just run the ground from the UB to the MI.  Put the power wire on a seperate switch so you can control if its on or not completely seperate from the MI.

www.cmeglow.com is run by a friend of mine and he has the diagrams you'd want to see for that.