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Hi i have a poly patch within which i would like to receive independently the outputs for each voice .

I was thinking to use a gate~ object and use this poly to select where each voice's output is sent.

However this doesn't solve the problem if i'd like to change the number of voices .

Could there be a way to do this with send and receive objects ?

something like send #0 that would send the outputs in to the main patch ?

I was thinking to use a gate~ object and use this poly to select where each voice's output is sent.
However this doesn't solve the problem if i'd like to change the number of voices . 

dynamicaly-changing-the-number-of-outputs-in-a-poly

Quote: phaethon wrote on Tue, 19 February 2008 05:07

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> Hi i have a poly patch within which i would like to receive independently the outputs for each voice .

> I was thinking to use a gate~ object and use this poly to select where each voice's output is sent.

> However this doesn't solve the problem if i'd like to change the number of voices . 

> Could there be a way to do this with send and receive objects ?

> something like send #0 that would send the outputs in to the main patch ?

I ran into the same question today while creating a patch to be used with an 8 speaker system.

for now i solved it like this, should work for you too, i hope?

the outputs of each voice are received starting from [receive~ a] up to [receive~ h] in my case (8 channels).

any thoughts from more experienced polymaxists on the list on how to do it without using send~ and receive~?

Quote: phaethon wrote on Tue, 19 February 2008 05:07
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> Hi i have a poly patch within which i would like to receive independently the outputs for each voice .
>
> Is this possible ?
>
> I was thinking to use a gate~ object and use this poly to select where each voice's output is sent.
> However this doesn't solve the problem if i'd like to change the number of voices . 
>
> Could there be a way to do this with send and receive objects ?
>
> something like send #0 that would send the outputs in to the main patch ?

I ran into the same question today while creating a patch to be used with an 8 speaker system. 

the outputs of each voice are received starting from [receive~ a] up to [receive~ h] in my case (8 channels).
any thoughts from more experienced polymaxists on the list on how to do it without using send~ and receive~?

I cooked up a similar solution using send~. Hope it's helpful.

Quote: jeanfrancois.charles wrote on Tue, 19 February 2008 17:38

> Unfortunately, there is no way of changing dynamically the number of outputs

> Using send~ and receive~ to cross the barrier of a [poly~] is not a great

i generally try to stay away from this pair. i prefer patch cords. so i'll go with your gate~ solution then.

Quote: jeanfrancois.charles wrote on Tue, 19 February 2008 17:38
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> Unfortunately, there is no way of changing dynamically the number of outputs
> of [poly~].

> Using send~ and receive~ to cross the barrier of a [poly~] is not a great
> practice. It can lead to problems

Indeed the send receive thing seems quite messy , 

Indeed the send receive thing seems quite messy , 
i'll stick with the gate idea :)

Dynamicaly changing the number of outputs in a poly~ ?