Use and to remap normalized ranges as desired. will give you the CV and gate inputs, hardware knobs, keys, etc.
param cv1, param gate2, param ctrl3, param knob1, param key2, param knob_delay, param switch_enable etc.If the patcher generates more audio channels than the hardware supports, these audio signals will be lost.if the patcher has no out 2 then the hardware output 2 will have the same data as hardware output 1. Any hardware outputs that are not explicitly mapped in the patcher will repeat other audio signals (a kind of "normalling"), e.g.out 1, out 2 (and out 3, out 4 on the DaisyPatch) are the audio device outputs.
if the hardware has only 2 audio inputs, in 3 refers to the same data as in 1. Unavailable inputs re-use existing inputs e.g.in 1, in 2 (and in 3, in 4 on the DaisyPatch) are the audio device inputs.Hardware voltages are mapped to gen~ -1.1 Mostly this works by adding an appropriate name to the in, out, and param objects, but many features will also auto-map without special naming. V6qJv9eUZS0EC7wrcKbVIgtUBaOPcO0yAzTK983+.Exporting Max Gen patchers for the ElectroSmith Daisy hardware platforms.Įach Daisy binary can hold several gen~ patcher "apps", which can be switched between using the encoder (or switches on the DaisyField). MCzuR4mQ111wB.oB+cVwzX32Y4gcmcS6xbh6S8qbKvAjwtt1Msd8E5zNWmlOĪ0X9Q3Adf63h++ADXq5r+uLqkCpMSweLcBcXytkoMbA0vkhi7w0K7Hmjps1GĮbG9ydNeMUtddgIKVX圎DtxK7hzoJji1qfNjPzI6ZHTZfDksPgpCTGxB0IO.ĬJ+vAmuli12+BSoGcFjv1Q4YIjfVm.K4B+RnpGqXuvm7OGrPU11IFaujAErs N1MjDHr6XZMskMscLr8.j3pyve1ZhG4JX5tUkmkexL7mdZ9ONJGXK6JxV44X T3D+m5olM+hKZeRw1X7ggTc2pzDTdQgapL0MlksJE833+XifbvzwLP.yFsx2īgW177OIYSg26m428Lerw3DDtgJZw+MZ8TEcGyvTOwDzlNvwzCJwESBQb1dO Iz5jdCHFOd94ClY3s3HbibOSiQ2id.EE8VbTDXxYHZbcDdGc+lNpFbCKF10v when you toggle the, it’s saying “okay, I know that the next time I get something through one of my hot inlets, I should switch.” so, you need to then execute a change on one of those hot inlets to actually see the output switchover.Ĥ82.3ocuUtsaiCBDF9Z6mBD2tdiL9Tb6qRUUENA4kJGvBvsYUUe2WXvdS1sN Using the toggle switch does not send the corresponding input to the output, unless the message is clicked on or the value of the number box is changed.Īh! 's switcher inlet is cold (basically, a change is stored), whereas the other two inlets are hot (changes are immediate). Look at the “See Also” section to find related and similar objects. Open its reference or interactive help (alt-click on the object when unlocked). Find an object that’s close to what you need.Two fast ways to find what you’re looking for: It only permits two inputs, though.Įven though I’ve used Max for years, I still occasionally do the “wait, what’s that object called?” dance. “gswitch” is a quicker (and visual) solution for your problem, since it always allows one of the two inputs and it expects a toggle. The advantage of switch over gswitch is that you can do more than 2 inputs. State “0” is completely off ( ), so you want states “1” and “2” for your two inputs. You’ll need to put a “+ 1” object between the toggle and the switch selector. “switch” will do what you want, but it requires an extra step. My previous message was a bit terse as I wrote it at 3 AM from the cell phone after getting woken up by the baby
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