sig~
Description
Use the sig~ object to convert regular numbers into audio signals.
Examples
Provide constant numerical values to a signal network with sig~
Arguments
initial-output-value [number]
Optional
Initial signal value
Attributes
Common Box Attributes
Messages
int
Arguments
input
[int]
Number to be sent as a signal
float
Arguments
input
[float]
Number to be sent as a signal
set
Arguments
index
[int]
value [float]
value [float]
The message "set", followed by an int, then a float, sets the value for a specified index. The first argument, int, specifies the index (outlet). The second argument, float, sets the value for that index. The index starts at 0, so 0 equals the first outlet.
signal
Has no effect.
Output
signal
sig~ outputs a constant signal consisting of the value of its argument or the most recently received int or float in its inlet.
See Also
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| +~ | |
| line~ | |
| snapshot~ | |
| MSP Basics Tutorial 4: Routing Signals | MSP Basics Tutorial 4: Routing Signals |
| MSP Sampling Tutorial 3: Playback with Loops | MSP Sampling Tutorial 3: Playback with Loops |