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I have created a patch and replicated it 10 times within poly~ Is there any way of outputting integers from each patch seperately?

I also have a signal outputting to the dac~ but I do not require seperate streams for it. I'm sure this isn't possible anyway.

I have created a patch and replicated it 10 times within poly~ Is there any way of outputting integers from each patch seperately? 

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Prepend the voice number to the integers on the way out and then use 

> I have created a patch and replicated it 10 times within poly~ Is

> there any way of outputting integers from each patch seperately?

Prepend the voice number to the integers on the way out and then use 
route to split them up.

Ciaran McCrisken wrote:
> I have created a patch and replicated it 10 times within poly~ Is
> there any way of outputting integers from each patch seperately?
>


And will that be capable of taking all that data at once?

You could also format the outgoing message from each instance to be 

prepended with a unique identifier, like so:

Then just send the output through a [route] object to separate.

You could also format the outgoing message from each instance to be 
prepended with a unique identifier, like so:

> And will that be capable of taking all that data at once?

If you were replying to me (please quote!), then yes, because nothing 

If you were replying to me (please quote!), then yes, because nothing 
happens all at once on a computer.

Ciaran McCrisken wrote:
> And will that be capable of taking all that data at once?

Sorry. My head's fried with the patch. Has to be handed in 2m.:(

Basically, I have 10 versions of a patch that generate a stream of integers using the counter and metro. These need to be outputted seperately to 10 faders in the main patch window. I've tried all the ideas mentioned but I can't seem to get round it.

Owen: I can't prepend the voice number to the integers because it has two integers going into it then. The integers are generated from a number box. Is there any way round this?

Basically, I have 10 versions of a patch that generate a stream of integers using the counter and metro. These need to be outputted seperately to 10 faders in the main patch window. I've tried all the ideas mentioned but I can't seem to get round it. 

Don't waste any more time trying to help, I'm certainly not. Had enough of this crappy patch.

Feed them into [pack 0 0], to make a list. The [route] object after the 

poly would look at the first item in a list it receives (the voice 

number, in this case), strip it off and send the remaining data to the 

It's this stuff, the basic mechanics of how to move stuff about in Max, 

that bent my brain at first - I can't recommend reviewing the core 

> Owen: I can't prepend the voice number to the integers because it has

> two integers going into it then. The integers are generated from a

> number box. Is there any way round this?

Feed them into [pack 0 0], to make a list. The [route] object after the 
poly would look at the first item in a list it receives (the voice 
number, in this case), strip it off and send the remaining data to the 
appropriate outlet.

It's this stuff, the basic mechanics of how to move stuff about in Max, 
that bent my brain at first - I can't recommend reviewing the core 
tutorials heartily enough.

Ciaran McCrisken wrote:
 > Owen: I can't prepend the voice number to the integers because it has
 > two integers going into it then. The integers are generated from a
 > number box. Is there any way round this?


> Basically, I have 10 versions of a patch that generate a stream of

> integers using the counter and metro. These need to be outputted

> seperately to 10 faders in the main patch window. I've tried all the

> ideas mentioned but I can't seem to get round it.

You can also send it directly to the faders if you name them and use 

If this is all too confusing, sit back and redo the tutorials, don't be 

harsh to yourself, some things (like in music) do need their own time, 

especially if you learn an instrument, and learning Max is like learning 

an instrument: practice, practice, practice...

Ciaran McCrisken wrote:
> Basically, I have 10 versions of a patch that generate a stream of
> integers using the counter and metro. These need to be outputted
> seperately to 10 faders in the main patch window. I've tried all the
> ideas mentioned but I can't seem to get round it.

You can also send it directly to the faders if you name them and use 
pattrforward...

If this is all too confusing, sit back and redo the tutorials, don't be 
harsh to yourself, some things (like in music) do need their own time, 
especially if you learn an instrument, and learning Max is like learning 
an instrument: practice, practice, practice...

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Is there any way of outputting data from all patches in a poly~?