mauser

Is it possible to link paramets between copy's of a patch (so when i chance some faders in one patch all the others chance with it)? i tried everything with pattr but with no luck. I don't want to use send and recieve pairs (if that is even possible).

And if that is possible i would like to be able to make one of these abstractions into a bpatcher (someting like a master control)

And if that is possible i would like to be able to make one of these abstractions into a bpatcher (someting like a master control)
Thanks in advance.

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Send/Receive are global and therefore a possible solution. There is also [value] . If you are always only using the one 'master' control, it should be easy enough to modify the abstraction and create a new version for your bpatcher so that it sends messages to the other abstractions which should be setup to only receive fader values - in order to avoid message feedback (stack overflow).

Does your solution mean that the master control patch and the "slave" patchers are different?

Cuzz then everytime i make a change i have to change 2 different patches...

is it btw possible to have a UI in a poly~ object like bpatcher?

Does your solution mean that the master control patch and the "slave" patchers are different?
Cuzz then everytime i make a change i have to change 2 different patches...
Or am i not getting your solution?

is it btw possible to have a UI in a poly~ object like bpatcher?


if you only need to have the same variable in two instances, [v] works best.

if you also need to "automatically" output from the second instance, it will be a bit more tricky.

if you only need to have the same variable in two instances, [v] works best.
if you also need to "automatically" output from the second instance, it will be a bit more tricky.


There's also the old-school sw abstraction (I don't think this is in the distro) that's helpful in these type of situations because it will update both sliders. I like it because it doesn't rely on the "set" message and is type neutral.

There's also the old-school sw abstraction (I don't think this is in the distro) that's helpful in these type of situations because it will update both sliders.  I like it because it doesn't rely on the "set" message and is type neutral.  

Link parameters in abstractions