Jonatan Ewald

Quick question about signal and object behavior:

If I attach more then one signal to the input of an object, how are these signals mixed?

Is it equivalent of using "*~" before the input or is there any other mixing scheme?

Is there any normalization or anything that accounts for the number of signals attached to the same input?

Quick question about signal and object behavior:
If I attach more then one signal to the input of an object, how are these signals mixed?
Is it equivalent of using "*~" before the input or is there any other mixing scheme?
Is there any normalization or anything that accounts for the number of signals attached to the same input? 

Quick question about signal and object behavior:
If I attach more then one signal to the input of an object, how are these signals mixed?
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signal-mixing-at-input-of-an-object

they're just added together, exactly the same as if you were using the [+~] object, so if two cyclic signals with a range of +-1 are added you'll get something somewhere between -2 and +2 

there's no normalization or anything else

they're just added together, exactly the same as if you were using the [+~] object, so if two cyclic signals with a range of +-1 are added you'll get something somewhere between -2 and +2 
there's no normalization or anything else


Signal mixing at input of an object