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Poly Wave Write

Archive · 2008 1 old post

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kirkagur ·

Hi

i was wandering if you can do a Poly Wave Write Primitive (Like the one in the Mono To Poly Module just poly)

*I dont want to save a wave file just to use it to spread the voices*

idea 1:to make the same one with mem array* & windex. *this will require a mem array module (the poly mem array read will read the mem)

idea 2:just to make it work in poly without windex .

Or

idea 3:To make a NEW primitive with, 1 poly index out and 1 green int input ,that always sends in parallel the number of the voice from 1 to max poly that the user will enter (this must be not related by the actual number of voices that the M To V sending )

then you will able to combine 2 poly streams from different V To P. this will be a wondeful thing.

thank you

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