Your trigger object after the multislider was changing the output from a list to a single float.

In max, ints don't have any decimal points and floats do. Max tends towards ints, so you need to be specific if you want a float.

So, without opening that patch, you're saying that my trigger should be, instead of "t f," "t l?"

Also, the decimal point changes a number from an int to a float? That's what I had been assuming, but I was never quite sure.

Thank you very much!

Edit: Unfortunately, all I'm getting out of this is a single click noise, and then nothing. I don't exactly know what to do next. =S

"t l" would work, although it wouldn't do anything. (list in, list out). I went with [t b l] to bang the left inlet of [zl lace].

Have you manipulated the multislider? Try sending a message like "77 127" into the unpack object.

I have copied your patch into an instrument of mine, and it does the same thing. I have manipulated the multislider, and still nothing. Could anyone send me a working patch so that I could compare the two?

I didn't have your ADSR bpatcher... maybe there's some bogus data coming from there? Also, I'm just testing in Max proper, not M4L.

You can also take a look at my Bertha, it is essentially additive but doesn't use oscbank~  (i preferred cycle~)

Thanks for this, but I know how to make one with cycle~. I wanted to use oscbank~, because it, in theory, makes it easier and more tidy to use a high amount of harmonics. While cycle~ may be easier for a small amount of harmonics, it isn't very efficient with a higher amount. I want to use up to 32 harmonics and eventually learn to create something like this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_LkD8mtyvak

Here's a problem I've recently come across when I was trying to replicate your patch with my own twist; When I try to use the "patcher" object, it doesn't seem to be loading anything. I've put in the file name and all the preferences are default, so I would assume that this should work. Unfortunately, it doesn't. I'll probably post a new thread about this, but if someone sees it here first, that's fantastic.

Okay, guys. I got this thing to work the way I want except for the fact that I can't make it polyphonic, nor can I morph the partials while playing the synth. Any help? My patch:

EDIT: Fixed the morphing issue. Now, I need help with polyphony.

You need to hook up the output of adsr~ to thispoly~. (thispoly~ is key to voice handling--without it, you have a very expensive monosynth...)

If you also connect the third outlet of adsr~ to thispoly~, you'll get muting. Be sure to provide some default arguments for adsr~. (maybe 5 150. 0.5 200. or something like that)

That wasn't it. It happened again in a different patch and I think I had to add extra arguments to the "poly~" object that had the synth in it. I'll try it here in a minute and let you know.