Grizzle

What is the opposite of a gate. A gate is a 1-To-Many and I need a Many-To-1 where you can select which input goes to the output. I know it's simple but I can't seem to find it.

Switch is no good as it only has 2 in's, spray doesn't let you easily select the output to use, sel seems to need the arguments already in the object. I just keep getting stuck.

I have 3 inputs and want to use a slider to select which one is routed to the outputs.

I have 3 inputs and want to use a slider to select which one is routed to the outputs.
thanks

object-help-very-simple-question

> What is the opposite of a gate. A gate is a 1-To-Many and I need a 

> Many-To-1 where you can select which input goes to the output. I 

> know it's simple but I can't seem to find it.

> Switch is no good as it only has 2 in's, spray doesn't let you 

> easily select the output to use, sel seems to need the arguments 

> already in the object. I just keep getting stuck.

> I have a simple question.
>
> What is the opposite of a gate. A gate is a 1-To-Many and I need a  
> Many-To-1 where you can select which input goes to the output. I  
> know it's simple but I can't seem to find it.
>
> Switch is no good as it only has 2 in's, spray doesn't let you  
> easily select the output to use, sel seems to need the arguments  
> already in the object. I just keep getting stuck.

Switch has as many inputs as you want it to have :-)

> I have 3 inputs and want to use a slider to select which one is 

>
> I have a simple question.
>
> What is the opposite of a gate. A gate is a 1-To-Many and I need a  
> Many-To-1 where you can select which input goes to the output. I  
> know it's simple but I can't seem to find it.
>
> Switch is no good as it only has 2 in's, spray doesn't let you  
> easily select the output to use, sel seems to need the arguments  
> already in the object. I just keep getting stuck.
>
> I have 3 inputs and want to use a slider to select which one is  
> routed to the outputs.
> thanks
>
> Ken


jr.abstractions for MaxMSP - new version (2008-06-11)

jr.abstractions for MaxMSP - new version (2008-06-11)
http://www.sonicescape.net/maxmsp/

> Switch is no good as it only has 2 in's

switch takes an argument to specify the number of inlets.

On 30 juin 08, at 14:13, Grizzle wrote:
> Switch is no good as it only has 2 in's

switch takes an argument to specify the number of inlets.
Look at the help patch.

On 30 juin 08, at 14:32, Roby Steinmetzer wrote:

> On 30 juin 08, at 14:13, Grizzle wrote:

>> Switch is no good as it only has 2 in's

> switch takes an argument to specify the number of inlets.

For once a question I know the answer and then I'm 5th in the row...

>
> On 30 juin 08, at 14:13, Grizzle wrote:
>> Switch is no good as it only has 2 in's
>
> switch takes an argument to specify the number of inlets.
> Look at the help patch.

OK thanks a millions. It's always the simple things.

I kept using the gswitch rather than switch object... then I just looked in the related objects and there it was...

Object Help (very simple question)