jayrope

Is there a way to pass audio through a javascript?

passing-audio-thru-javascript

outlet(0, arrayfromargs(messagename, arguments));

Although this won't do much... Except routing, but in a static way 

> Is there a way to pass audio through a javascript?

> any help is VERY appreciated, thank you,

function signal()
{
     outlet(0, arrayfromargs(messagename, arguments));
}

Although this won't do much... Except routing, but in a static way  
when you start the DSP chain.

>
> Is there a way to pass audio through a javascript?
>
> i tried setting up a
>
> function audio (val) {
> outlet(0,val);
> }
>
> but that doesn't seem to work.
>
> any help is VERY appreciated, thank you,
>
> jrp
> --
> ---
> fiction-induced heat
> in too many places to name.
> mood description: audiotic.


how COULD i trigger the function called signal() from outside the js object?

i cant seem to run audio thru a message like [signal $1] and then into the js. the message object just doesn't accept an audio cable on it's inlet.

actually just routing thru to a dedicated outlet is exactly what i need. would you happen to have a more complete example, which includes the external setting?

i have posted an example patch and js file below.

how COULD i trigger the function called signal() from outside the js object?
i cant seem to run audio thru a message like [signal $1] and then into the js. the message object just doesn't accept an audio cable on it's inlet.
actually just routing thru to a dedicated outlet is exactly what i need. would you happen to have a more complete example, which includes the external setting?

this may seem like a silly question but... does this meean that there is a message 'signal' prepended to every value output by all signal objects? I'm thinkning this might give me a bit of a deeper understanding of how things work in Max as there doesn't seem to be too much in the docs that would give you this kind of info...

where might I read up on useful info about the underlying functioning of max that isn't covered in the help?

remover, "signal" here is the name of the javascript function EJ had posted further up in this thread. i don't know too much about the underlying programming of max nor msp, many things can be guessed though by opening patches as text.

anyone else on routing audio through javascript?

i think my example patch is almost there...

Well, my idea is to use a bit of javascript inside a poly~ object in order to send signal from it's individual instances to individual receive objects.

i can't see any other way, than using javascript to create individual send objects for individual instances, the only otehr option i could see, but are not capable of, is using a script to only create the individiualized send object and be able to connect this back to an object already present in the root patch of the poly~. but i couldn't find out, if or how that works.

Please let me know, if that would be an option to go, hopefully with a hint how to establish that.

Well, my idea is to use a bit of javascript inside a poly~ object in order to send signal from it's individual instances to individual receive objects. 

In fact i needed to set a routing only once. There'll be no need for dynamic changes after the patch has loaded. Would that help the issue?

to create individual send~s for each instance of a poly, use loadbang 

> Well, my idea is to use a bit of javascript inside a poly~ object in 

> order to send signal from it's individual instances to individual 

> i can't see any other way, than using javascript to create 

> individual send objects for individual instances, the only otehr 

> option i could see, but are not capable of, is using a script to 

> only create the individiualized send object and be able to connect 

> this back to an object already present in the root patch of the 

> poly~. but i couldn't find out, if or how that works.

> Please let me know, if that would be an option to go, hopefully with 

to create individual send~s for each instance of a poly, use loadbang  
to thispoly~:

>
> Thank you for the insight, Emmanuel.
>
> Well, my idea is to use a bit of javascript inside a poly~ object in  
> order to send signal from it's individual instances to individual  
> receive objects.
>
> i can't see any other way, than using javascript to create  
> individual send objects for individual instances, the only otehr  
> option i could see, but are not capable of, is using a script to  
> only create the individiualized send object and be able to connect  
> this back to an object already present in the root patch of the  
> poly~. but i couldn't find out, if or how that works.
>
> Please let me know, if that would be an option to go, hopefully with  
> a hint how to establish that.
>
> Thank you again,
>
> jrp
> --
> ---
> fiction-induced heat
> in too many places to name.
> mood description: audiotic.


Oh, i already send signal into the [poly~] using [in~]. what i'm trying to achieve, is to sending signal out from each poly instance to a different location afterwards. i can't get to do this using [out~], as then all [poly~] signal is using the same outputs.

M: Thank you! ...unfortunately i am on max 4.63.

Also i used the loadbang -> thispoly~ combination to pass on the instance number to my script before. my problem is, that i neither can't seem to route audio through my script (which needs to establish that only during loading, but not later) as well as i can't seem to find a way to connect a dynamically created and individually named send~ object to connect back to an audio source within the patch.

yes, Emmanuel, that's almost what i did now, instead i hardwired a gate to several send~ objects, controlled by thispoly~. the beauty is gone, though, as the otehr approach would have allowed to change the number of poly~ instances at any time.

passing audio thru javascript