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-record on 4 microphones and output on 4 single speakers, which are placed aquare-wise in a room

-direct each single input to a certain output in a certain mode, ascfor example: mic1-mic3, live

-apply a mode of delay (from 1 recording on 1 source to its output on 1 speaker and so on), for example: rec. 0,4 sec

if you are aware of the technics for this simple installation,

and know how to draw a simple patch on it, i will much apreciate your help.

it will be enormously helpful to start to learn from the essential details and then open to the whole working of the extensive environment, since i not only use audio, but many different materials to work with.

please notofy me on your favour and i will send you a detailed list of the numbers.

-record on 4 microphones and output on 4 single speakers, which are placed aquare-wise in a room
-direct each single input to a certain output in a certain mode, ascfor example: mic1-mic3, live
-apply a mode of delay (from 1 recording on 1 source to its output on 1 speaker and so on), for example: rec. 0,4 sec

if you are aware of the technics for this simple installation,
and know how to draw a simple patch on it, i will much apreciate your help.

speakers-and-microphones-help

Have a look at the matrix~ object. It is a very powerful tool and will let you route incoming audio streams to multiple locations.

the patch is only a partial demonstration of how it could be done. the live/delay part is working. the recording part isn't. If this is what you want, you will have to figure out a way to start/stop/play. this shouldn't be too hard, but I don't have the time right now...

Have a look at the matrix~ object. It is a very powerful tool and will let you route incoming audio streams to multiple locations.
the patch is only a partial demonstration of how it could be done. the live/delay part is working. the recording part isn't. If this is what you want, you will have to figure out a way to start/stop/play. this shouldn't be too hard, but I don't have the time right now...

speakers and microphones help