Send & Receve inside a Poly~

#0 is your friend...it gets replaced by a random # inside your poly,
with each instance having its own random number. So add this to your
send/receives, e.g. what was "r bob" make "r #0_bob". this will then
become something like "r 34332_bob" once inside a poly~.

Note that within each instance, all #0 will be replaced with he same
number, even in subpatches. exception to this is abstractions. each
abstraction will get it's own random #. Try it and you'll see what I
mean.

HTH,
David

On Mar 12, 2008, at 12:32 AM, Andres wrote:

>
> The idea seems basic enough, and I am at a mental wall with this
> issue, as I have checked the help files, references, tutorials, and
> past posts. So this is basically to confirm what I already know.
>
> I have Send and Receive objects inside of patch that I want to use
> inside of a poly~. The problem is that the attributes (bang events,
> duration for different envelopes, frequencies, etc.) of the patch
> that are getting spread around with send and receive seem to get
> absorbed by an instance that is already active, from a newer
> instance that begins before the old one ends (basically the whole
> point of polyphony).
>
> I know that the s/r's are purely for aesthetics and ease of patching
> (lack thereof), but is there an attribute of them, poly~, thispoly~,
> or any other object that might prevent me from having to make my
> instrument patch all messy and stringy?
>
> TY in advance,
>
> *elA