panakos

Hi to all! I am trying to root different signals via Matrix object as follows: For example if I have a flanger and a Granular and a MicIn, I want to have the choise of routing the MicInput into Granular and then to have the choise of sending the Output of Granular either into Flanger or inro any effect I want. In a few words routing several Inputs inro several Outputs. matrix object doesnt do that. Do you have any idea how to solve my problem?

routing-several-signals

the documentation for the send~and receive~ objects has some fine advice:

"set The word set, followed by a symbol, changes the name of the send~

connects to different receive~ objects that have the symbol as a name. (If no

receive~ objects with the same name exist, send~ does nothing.)"

"set The word set, followed by a symbol, changes the name of the send~
so that it
connects to different receive~ objects that have the symbol as a name. (If no
receive~ objects with the same name exist, send~ does nothing.)"

On 4 juin 08, at 09:03, panos amelides wrote:

> matrix object doesnt do that. Do you have any idea how to solve my 

But beware, you can't connect your sources and fx directly to 

[matrix~] as signal feedback loops will turn off the DSP. To avoid 

this risk, you need to use send~/receive~ pairs connected to your 

[matrix~]. There are plenty of threads on this topic in this list/forum.

Centre de Recherches et de Formation Musicales de Wallonie asbl

> matrix object doesnt do that. Do you have any idea how to solve my  
> problem?

It does.
But beware, you can't connect your sources and fx directly to  
[matrix~] as signal feedback loops will turn off the DSP. To avoid  
this risk, you need to use send~/receive~ pairs connected to your  
[matrix~]. There are plenty of threads on this topic in this list/forum.

_____________________________
Patrick Delges

Centre de Recherches et de Formation Musicales de Wallonie asbl
http://www.crfmw.be/max


Routing several signals