Artur Dobija

is it possible to define a different range of each slider in multislider object? e.g. I have three positive values a, b and c that a<b<c. Each one has to be represented on a slider, but the range of a is (0; b), the range of b is (a, c) and the range of c is (b, 0). I cannot use different sliders because I want to control the total number of values.

Hello world,
is it possible to define a different range of each slider in multislider object? e.g. I have three positive values a, b and c t

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No, but it's a simple matter to unpack the 

 object off of each output. Personally, I'd probably use three sliders if you're only going to be dealing with three values - why make things more difficult for yourself?

No, but it's a simple matter to unpack the multislider and hang a scale object off of each output. Personally, I'd probably use three sliders if you're only going to be dealing with three values - why make things more difficult for yourself?

I'd like to create a slider menu, which represents the harmonic series (connected to oscbank~ and other poly~s). If the slider were in the middle position, it would send a pitch, which belongs to the harmonic series; if it were moved, then the pitch would be out of harmonic series. It is important to me that the value of the next slider is always bigger than the value of the previous one and smaller than the next one.

I'd like to control the total amount of these "harmonics" due to not creating too much instances of (various) oscillators and poly~s. Thus I cannot fix the quantity of sliders by creating them separately.

I'd like to create a slider menu, which represents the harmonic series (connected to oscbank~ and other poly~s). If the slider were  in the middle position, it would send a pitch, which belongs to the harmonic series; if it were moved, then the pitch would be out of harmonic series. It is important to me that the value of the next slider is always bigger than the value of the previous one and smaller than the next one.

I resolved my problem by using my multislider as a set of multipliers (every one from -1 to 1), not multiplicands (1, 2, 3, 4 etc).

I could not fix the amount of sliders, because it depends on how many harmonics I need.

Hi,
I resolved my problem by using my multislider as a set of multipliers (every one from -1 to 1), not multiplicands (1, 2, 3, 4 etc).
I could not fix the amount of sliders, because it depends on how many harmonics I need.

Multislider with multiple ranges