goingdeaf

Apologies if you've seen this before, which you probably have, but I'm going mad trying to figure out why this is not working as polyphony. When I choose 'sine' or 'saw' from the umenu it is 100% monophonic, but when I disable the umenu and throw in a simple cycle~ or saw~ object the polyphony works perfectly!

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I'm not at my Max machine right now to look at your patch examples, but this sounds like it could be that you're sending data to your engine without targetting all voices. Signals (from [cycle~] or [saw~] for example) go to all voices in a [poly~], whereas data goes to one (the first I think), unless otherwise specified by the (target $1) message.

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I'm not at my Max machine right now to look at your patch examples, but this sounds like it could be that you're sending data to your engine without targetting all voices. Signals (from [cycle~] or [saw~] for example) go to all voices in a [poly~], whereas data goes to one (the first I think), unless otherwise specified by the (target $1) message.

Yup. That's exactly what it is. You need the target 0 message, IIRC, in order to target all the voices. Alternatively, you can use send and receive.

Yup.  That's exactly what it is.  You need the target 0 message, IIRC, in order to target all the voices.  Alternatively, you can use send and receive.


Great! This clears up a lot for me! I don't think that this was clear enough in the tutorials. Thanks for your help : )

PLEASE tell me why this is not polyphonic!