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if anyone has the time, I would greatly appreciate help in understanding what this portion of a patch is doing.

I'm not sure what the replace$ is functioning as and how that relates to the float and the argument patch below it.

I am trying to incorporate this drag and drop function into a simple drum machine that I'm building and would really love to understand the function of this in order to fashion it to make sense in my patch.

if anyone has the time, I would greatly appreciate help in understanding what this portion of a patch is doing.
I'm not sure what the replace$ is functioning as and how that relates to the float and the argument patch below it.
I am trying to incorporate this drag and drop function into a simple drum machine that I'm building and would really love to understand the function of this in order to fashion it to make sense in my patch.

beginner-could-someone-tell-me-what-this-means

The $1 in a message box means that any number you feed into the message will be appended to the message, meaning if you input 5 into the [replace $1] replace 5 will be sent to the buffer object.

When you need help it's also a better idea to post the actual patch (Select and right-click the objects, then choose copy compressed)

The $1 in a message box means that any number you feed into the message will be appended to the message, meaning if you input 5 into the [replace $1]  replace 5 will be sent to the buffer object.

When you need help it's also a better idea to post the actual patch (Select and right-click the objects, then choose copy compressed)


Heres a little patch to illustrate what Nat says ( i got bored watching the football :P )

(i also got confused by the $ when i started)

Heres a little patch to illustrate what Nat says ( i got bored watching the football :P  )

(i also got confused by the $ when i started)


you may want to refer to your previous post:

https://cycling74.com/forums/help-me-understand-this-patch

Beginner: Could someone tell me what this means?