Often times when i make a patch to muck with samples i find i want to use the same thing to process line/mic in or some software synth, etc. and then end up copying the patch and changing the input. Then i just started putting lots of selectable input stuff using umenu connected to a pair of selector~s

The problem with that is that selector~ doesn't take a nice ramp time like matrix~ does...... So i thought why not just use matrix~?

Well I can't figure out how to do this elegantly. One thing about matrix & matrixctrl is that you cant (for example) send out L & R at the same time because you need to click in two places and it isn't possible to click on two points of the matrixctrl at the same time so you. In this case, an input switcher, you would ideally like to just toggle a single doodad and have it switch in pairs... So... I am sending messages to the matrixctrl with some logic to route pairs of things.

This works, but there has to be a more elegant way to do this no (selector~ and matrix~ included)?

or is matrix~ overkill in this instance? Should i just stick with selector~ and try to build an enveloper that ramps when toggled?

The goal is to get something smooth, switchable and compact to reuse in as a clipping in "Paste From", something sexy (ㅎㅎ).

Well I can't figure out how to do this elegantly. One thing about matrix & matrixctrl is that you cant (for example) send out L & R at the same time because you need to click in two places and it isn't possible to click on two points of the matrixctrl at the same time so you. In this case, an input switcher, you would ideally like to just toggle a single doodad and have it switch in pairs... So...  I am sending messages to the matrixctrl with some logic to route pairs of things.

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Check out Eric Lyon's el.clean_selector~. It works the same way as selector~ but crossfades between inputs.

Check out Eric Lyon's el.clean_selector~.  It works the same way as selector~ but crossfades between inputs.


Something like this will do it. If you want to use more than two channels you can easily patch something together with [uzi] as well.

Thanks Luke. That is really neat and works like a charm and 15 less objects than i was using. Love a concise pea-shooter like that. Thanks so much. I am gonna put that in my clippings.

I knew about the Lyon object. I used the Lyon thing in the past and it works, but would prefer not to use it. I'd like to stay away from 3rd party stuff for something this fundamental. I been burned so many times by 3rd party externs that don't get updated and ported. I was looking for a pure max/msp recipe that i can reuse such as luke posted.

I knew about the Lyon object.  I used the Lyon thing in the past and it works, but would prefer not to use it. I'd like to stay away from 3rd party stuff for something this fundamental. I been burned so many times by 3rd party externs that don't get updated and ported. I was looking for a pure max/msp recipe that i can reuse such as luke posted.

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switchable audio inputs (snyth, adac, samps)