Fade Out Bypass
Hi guys. I want to bypass my chorus by turning 0 my dry/wet signal all to 0 % (0.)
Can I pass a float number to another float without a bang? I know that I can use a selector but I wanted to try this solution.
Link of the patch: https://drive.google.com/open?id=13iQnc9QP7DycS1afgxiNz6QqQfiLDLZi
I'm a new user so I'm learning Max ; )
Thank you!
Hi, Francesco. Welcome to the community. It would be easier to open your patch, select all, use the Copy Compressed command on the Edit menu and paste it here in the forums.
Thanks Pedro!
I couldn't try your patch because I don't have some of the externals you use installed (vs.*) but to answer your question: yes.
When you have a float number object and you change it's value, it outputs the value to the next object.
Since they're visually somewhat similar but very different in terms of functionality, I would warn beginners to differentiate between an object and a message.
If you change an int or float object and output a value, and send it to another int or float object, it will update and send the value it received.
If you change an int or float object and output a value, and send it to a message box with a specific value, the message box will in turn output its own value, not the value that it received.
Most flexible object to control multiple in - outs is matrix~
It has adjustable ramp time and can route and fade any inlet to any outlet.
Here a simplest example as vol/pan control :
It can route any number of inputs / outputs
Thank you all!