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I'm trying to reproduce this video (without the blur) with 41 rectangles moving verticaly depending on adjustable constraints (speed, amplitude, etc). In the attached patch, i only used three rectangles as an example.

Basically i'm trying to make my own dynamic bar graph with the same moving gradient colors as in the video. Then make it sensible to incoming data, and influencing speed, amplitude and colors of the graph.

At the end i'm looking for a 41x5 matrix as 41x5 RGB coordinates, that will control 41 external devices.

I use jit.gl.multiple to duplicate a plane gridshape (pink panel).

The "p motion" patcher (in blue), defined the speed and the amplitude max&min of the motion, with a random element, to make every rectangle different.

I'm looking for a way to avoiding 41 duplicate "p motion". The amplitude max&min and the speed max&min should be the same for all rectangles, only the random numbers have to be different.

I've try to use expressions to distribute all the rectangles automatically on the X axis, but (probably for a beginner raison) they move also on the Z and Y axis...

there is one thing i don't get, why the image on the 41x5matrix (the one below) is jerky? Why doesn't it make average colors on each cell to make it more fluid?

- For this moving colors effect as in the video, i think maybe colors expressions can be blend on the all frame, but haven't research yet.

Hope this is not to heavy! I'm open to any advices.

Here is my start point :
https://player.vimeo.com/video/145499657

Basically i'm trying to make my own dynamic bar graph with the same moving gradient colors as in the video. Then make it sensible to incoming data, and influencing speed, amplitude and colors of the graph.
At the end i'm looking for a 41x5 matrix as 41x5 RGB coordinates, that will control 41 external devices.

- In the blue panel,
I use jit.gl.multiple to duplicate a plane gridshape (pink panel).
The "p motion" patcher (in blue), defined the speed and the amplitude max&min of the motion, with a random element, to make every rectangle different.
I'm looking for a way to avoiding 41 duplicate "p motion". The amplitude max&min and the speed max&min should be the same for all rectangles, only the random numbers have to be different.
Can jit.expr do this? 

- In the yellow panel,
I've try to use expressions to distribute all the rectangles automatically on the X axis, but (probably for a beginner raison) they move also on the Z and Y axis...

- In the red panel,
there is one thing i don't get, why the image on the 41x5matrix (the one below) is jerky? Why doesn't it make average colors on each cell to make it more fluid?

Help for jit.expr & jit.gl.multiple (max 5)