lordcacops

Hello. I have in my patcher a sig~ object (two of them actually, they provide for a quadraphonic system) inside a poly~ object and therefore inside every one of it's iterations. It isn't outputting any signal values. Is it because of it being a signal object inside a signal object?

and in that case... how do I assign separate pan values to particular iterations of a poly~ object being that the panning objects need the sig~ object?

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signal-based objects should and do work independently inside a poly~ object, it might be the way you're targeting them or something else. If you're using the native Max panner, AFAIR it accepts messages as well as signals.

Hi
signal-based objects should and do work independently inside a poly~ object, it might be the way you're targeting them or something else. If you're using the native Max panner, AFAIR it accepts messages as well as signals.

ande here is the outer level of the patcher

inside poly~, you have to give signal-based send~ and receive~ a unique identifier, or else the signal goes to all voices. Prefix your send~/receive~ pairs with "#0_" without the quotes, for example, [send~ #0_audio1]. When the poly loads, a unique number is generated by this method, ensuring that signals are voice-specific.

Hi
inside poly~, you have to give signal-based send~ and receive~ a unique identifier, or else the signal goes to all voices. Prefix your send~/receive~ pairs with "#0_" without the quotes, for example, [send~ #0_audio1]. When the poly loads, a unique number is generated by this method, ensuring that signals are voice-specific.


I added the identifiers you say, even though I believe the problem is at the sig~ object rather than at the audio sends. It didn't work. I added the same suffix as an argument of the sig~ object. Still no signal values.

sig~ inside poly~ = not working?