Kasper

i am just beginning to use pattrstorage (and all pattr related 

objects); think i understood it more or less (maybe less than more 

_I have 2 or more "sets" of objects (might be numboxes)

_each of those sets are controlling one effect (say, parameters of a filter)

_I want to have different presets for each of those effects

_and be able to recall/interpolate between those presets at different time(s)

what I do is naming my objects (numboxes - say freq1, amp1 for the 

1st filter), connecting only those objects to the autopattr, then 

using a pattrstorage, storing prestes into it, recalling the presets, 

and interpolating between them. All of this works. For ONE effect 

(filter) or an ensemble of effects being changed/manipulated at the 

I named my autopattr ([autopattr F1]) as well as my pattrstorage 

([pattrstorage F1]) - hoping this would "link" them somehow

and then did a second set of objects (with different names) a new 

autopattr ([autopattr F2]) and a new pattrstorage ([pattrstorage F2])

and then it does not work - pattrstorage F1 sees the new objects, but 

pattrstorage F2 does not, does not store the prestes (it only sees 

autopattr F2) and of course it does not interpolate between the 

presets - since it does not register them....

___YES i did read the tutorials, the help files and the pdf. I did 

not read yet _all_ the posts about pattrstorage but do not seem to 

find anything about using 2 of them in the same patch

_of course I can imagine using other ways (list-interpolate, 

interpol, or simply a coll) but somehow i feel pattr could do the 

am I wrong?? or just misiing something obvious??

i am just beginning to use pattrstorage (and all pattr related 
objects); think i understood it more or less (maybe less than more 
??) and now want to do the following

_I have 2 or more "sets" of objects (might be numboxes)
_each of those sets are controlling one effect (say, parameters of a filter)
_I want to have different presets for each of those effects
_and be able to recall/interpolate between those presets at different time(s)

what I do is naming my objects (numboxes - say freq1, amp1 for the 
1st filter), connecting only those objects  to the autopattr, then 
using a pattrstorage, storing prestes into it, recalling the presets, 
and interpolating between them. All of this works. For ONE effect 
(filter) or an ensemble of effects being changed/manipulated at the 
same time

I named my autopattr ([autopattr F1]) as well as my pattrstorage 
([pattrstorage F1]) - hoping this would "link" them somehow

and then did a second set of objects (with different names) a new 
autopattr ([autopattr F2]) and a new pattrstorage ([pattrstorage F2])

and then it does not work - pattrstorage F1 sees the new objects, but 
pattrstorage F2 does not, does not store the prestes (it only sees 
autopattr F2) and of course it does not interpolate between the 
presets - since it does not register them....

___YES i did read the tutorials, the help files and the pdf.  I did 
not read  yet _all_ the posts about pattrstorage but do not seem to 
find anything about using 2 of them in the same patch

_of course I can imagine using other ways (list-interpolate, 
interpol, or simply a coll) but somehow i feel pattr could do the 
trick

kasper
-- 
  Kasper T. Toeplitz
noise, composition, bass, computer
http://www.sleazeArt.com

2-pattrstorages

The preferred method to do this is to put your 2 effects in subpatches. 

Each subpatch has its own pattrstorage. You can then put a master 

pattrstorage at the top level of the patch. 2 pattrstorages at the same 

patch won't work particularly reliably, as you are learning.

The preferred method to do this is to put your 2 effects in subpatches. 
Each subpatch has its own pattrstorage. You can then put a master 
pattrstorage at the top level of the patch. 2 pattrstorages at the same 
patch won't work particularly reliably, as you are learning.

If you name the pattrstorages, you can talk to them from a higher-level 

pattstorage! So, here's a patch structure:

Now, from pattrstorage momo, I can tell bobo or bubu to change presets, 

to interpolate between them, etc. Without names, this would be tough.

If you name the pattrstorages, you can talk to them from a higher-level 
pattstorage! So, here's a patch structure:

(main level)
	pattrstorage momo
	p gigi
		pattrstorage bobo
	p gaga
		pattrstorage bubu

Now, from pattrstorage momo, I can tell bobo or bubu to change presets, 
to interpolate between them, etc. Without names, this would be tough.

2 pattrstorages???