plem

I want to make fade-ins and fade-outs in a recorded buffer within a polybuffer. For a normal buffer I have a javascript to perform that task. It is clear how to address a poly buffer within javascript. But I have no clue how to address one single buffer within that poly buffer, fi for poking new values. pb[i].poke()? pb(i,poke())? Tried all things like that but none worked.

I want to make fade-ins and fade-outs in a recorded buffer within a polybuffer. For a normal buffer I have a javascript to perform that task. It is clear how to address a poly buffer within javascript. But I have no clue how to address one single buffer within that poly buffer, fi for poking new values. pb[i].poke()? pb(i,poke())? Tried all things like that but none worked.
Somebody an idea?

Thanks
Peter

I want to make fade-ins and fade-outs in a recorded buffer within a polybuffer. For a normal buffer I have a javascript to perform that task

how-to-dress-one-item-of-a-polybuffer

In Max you usually access the buffers in polybuffer~ as pb.<buffernumber>, that should work in javascript too. So something like pb.i.poke() ?

Unfortunately this is not the case... For now I would adress a buffer by simply declaring a new buffer which is named accordingly: b = new Buffer("MyPolyBuffer.3")... however this seems to be littlebit dissapointing.

how to address one item of a polybuffer?