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Hi, basically i have now created the wavetables, but in order for me to complete them i need more harmonics for square, triangle, and sawtooth, but when i go to add the next harmonics expr doesnt like it, is there a maximum in expr?

Hi, basically i have now created the wavetables, but in order for me to complete them i need more harmonics for square, triangle, and sawtooth, but when i go to add the next harmonics expr doesnt like it, is there a maximum in expr?
Any help appreciated.
Thanks, 

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There is certainly a limit to the complexity of the formula in a 

single expr object. It may be documented in the Reference Manual, you 

should check. Even if it's not documented, there will necessarily be 

One limit is the often-discussed maximum of 255 arguments to a message.

You could add the results of two expr's, but what I suggested in my 

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On 22-Nov-2006, at 17:33, Freddy wrote:
> is there a maximum in expr?

There is certainly a limit to the complexity of the formula in a  
single expr object. It may be documented in the Reference Manual, you  
should check. Even if it's not documented, there will necessarily be  
some limit.

You could add the results of two expr's, but what I suggested in my  
previous message:

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hey thanks, but for somereason ure code (txt) wont work ! (sorry new to this) lol

> hey thanks, but for somereason ure code (txt) wont work ! (sorry 

Select all the lines beginning with a hash mark (#), copy, go to Max, 

select New From Clipboard. What you've got is a working replacement 

for what was inside your [p Square] subpatch. Probably the easiest 

thing to do know is select all of that, encapsulate it, name the 

subpatch EasySquare or something, Copy *that* and Paste Replace your 

Alternately you could save the new example and use it as an 

Sorry if this sounds tricky, but I didn't want to have to repeat all 

On 22-Nov-2006, at 19:39, Freddy wrote:
> hey thanks, but for somereason ure code (txt) wont work ! (sorry  
> new to this)

Select all the lines beginning with a hash mark (#), copy, go to Max,  
select New From Clipboard. What you've got is a working replacement  
for what was inside your [p Square] subpatch. Probably the easiest  
thing to do know is select all of that, encapsulate it, name the  
subpatch EasySquare or something, Copy *that* and Paste Replace your  
old [p Square] subpatch.

Alternately you could save the new example and use it as an  
abstraction (like in Max Tutorial 27).

Sorry if this sounds tricky, but I didn't want to have to repeat all  
the stuff that was unchanged.

is there a way around this for square and sawtooth?

i really appreciate the help, thanks!!
is there a way around this for square and sawtooth?
Thannks


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