R_Gol

I made this abstraction that is outputting two audio channels

for some reason when I load the abstraction in a main patch there is no outputs available

I made this abstraction that is outputting two audio channels

for some reason when I load the abstraction in a main patch there is no...

no-audio-out-from-an-abstraction

maybe it answers the reminder question in your patch 

Actually I was wandering how can I replace the random movement of each overtone generated by the [p timer life] subpatch  with the movement of the mouse on screen using something like the pic slider object.

sorry, but I have no time to analyse that "movement " or whatever it is.

if you tell me in simple words what you want to translate that pictsliders 4 values

I would like that the movement of the pic slider object (using a mouse) will control the amplitudes of the overtones in some random/interesting way 

I have no idea, if you need help with realising your ides, no problem,

for example if you set "range" or gain factor etc for that single cycle objects,

then one could use speed , delta or similar to modify that value in some way,

maybe if you have 14 cycles, horizontal could set center of 

modulation  and spread gain in both directions depending on vertical value ...

I could swear that question would come next...

make a list with 14 values, which represent one part of amplitude math.

rotate that list using 14 horizontal values and multiply by vertical

math is applied operation on your values .

could be additon, subtraction, scaling, whatever.

You should as first set default 14 amplitudes, then min and max scaling range

You can take into account absolue values, or even speed of change etc.

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t sounds like there might be a configuration or connection issue with your Pure Data abstraction. Here are a few things to check:

Audio Settings: Ensure that your audio settings in Pure Data are configured correctly. Check that the audio output device is selected and that the number of output channels is set appropriately to match the output channels of your abstraction (in this case, two channels).

Abstraction Connections: Double-check the connections within your main patch where you're loading the abstraction. Make sure that you have connected the outputs of your abstraction to the appropriate audio outputs in the main patch.

Abstraction Properties: Verify that your abstraction is set up to output audio. Check the properties of your abstraction to ensure that it is configured to output two audio channels.

Signal Flow: Review the signal flow within your main patch. Ensure that any audio processing objects or routing logic within the main patch are correctly set up to receive and process the audio signals from your abstraction.

Debugging Tools: Utilize Pure Data's debugging tools, such as the console window or object inspector, to check for any error messages or warnings that might indicate issues with your abstraction or its connections.

By systematically checking these areas, you should be able to identify and resolve the issue with the outputs not being available when loading your abstraction in the main patch.

no audio out from an abstraction?