In left inlet: Converted to float.

In middle inlet: Sets the sample index for writing subsequent sample values coming in the left inlet. If there is a signal connected to this inlet, a float is ignored.

Like the peek~ object, poke~ can write float values into a buffer~. Note, however, that the left two inlets are reversed on the poke~ object compared to the peek~ object.

In left inlet: Sets the value to be written into the buffer~ at the specified sample index. If the sample index is not -1, the value is written.

In middle inlet: Converted to int.

In right inlet: Converted to int.

In left inlet: A list of two or more values will write the first value at the sample index specified by the second value. If a third value is present, it specifies the audio channel within the buffer~ for writing the sample value.

Double-clicking on poke~ opens an editing window where you can view the contents of its associated buffer~ object.

The word set, followed by the name of a buffer~, changes the buffer~ where poke~ will write its incoming samples.

In left inlet: Signal values you want to write into a buffer~.

In middle inlet: The sample index where values from the signal in the left inlet will be written. If the signal coming into the middle inlet has a value of -1, no samples are written.