R_Gol

I try to assign different frequency for the mc.cycle~ object. I would like to have the option to write from outside the object itself a list of frequencies.

how can I do so? I try using the following message without success:

setvalue 1 554.5, setvalue 2 1022, setvalue 3 2222.5, setvalue 4 333.70

mc.ezdac~

gain~

mc.mixdown~

mc.*~

mc.cycle~

scope~

message

button

mc.target

mc.voiceallocator~

mc.curve~

attrui

mc.function

edit: Another method I tried with no success:

mc.sig~

I try to assign different frequency for the mc.cycle~ object. I would like to have the option to write from outside the object itself a list of frequencies.
for example: 554.5, 1022, 2222.5 333.70

how can I do so? I try using the following message without success:
setvalue 1 554.5,  setvalue  2 1022, setvalue 3 2222.5, setvalue  4 333.70


edit: Another method I tried with no success:

I have to following patch:
I try to assign different frequency for the mc.cycle~ object. I would like to have the option to write from outsi

mc-synth-question

Another issue I have noticed is that the voiceallocator~ object is output only voices 1 and 3 

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Another issue I have noticed is that the voiceallocator~ object is output only voices 1 and 3  
why?

I think you are missing a visit to help files for objects that you try to use.

Otherwise you will land again and again here asking very basic questions.

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I think you are missing a visit to help files for objects that you try to use.
Otherwise you will land again and again here asking very basic questions.

Start for example with such infos.


This worked just fine. I looked in the help file but somehow missed that. Thanks

I also use the mc.function without the voiceallocator~ , rather like this:

Anything wrong with that? If I would like to have 50 voices instead of 4 - anything I should think of in term of cpu usage? 

This worked just fine. I looked in the help file but somehow missed that. Thanks
I also use the mc.function without the voiceallocator~ , rather like this:

 Anything wrong with that? If I would like to have 50 voices instead of 4 - anything I should think of in term of cpu usage? 


I don't use any mc stuff, so can't help you with cpu load infos about that.

how can I avoiding trigger a new voice as long the envelope is not finished?

so if my domain is 1 sec and I try to trigger a new voice after 500ms it will not do so

or gate or anything else that will block passing of messages for a period of 1000 ms

like onebang with 1000ms delay ?
or gate or anything else that will block passing of messages for a period of 1000 ms

MC synth question