MC Visualization and Probing
Multichannel signals can be visualized using the following objects:
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meter~ - standard LED-like metering
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levelmeter~ - VU metering
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number~ - displays the numerical value a signal
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scope~ - oscilliscope-like signal display
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spectroscope~ - displays the spectral content of a signal
Selecting a Display Channel
The number~, levelmeter~, scope~ and spectroscope~ objects will adapt to show all multichannel signals, but will only display or foreground one channel at a time. Use the channel display selector to bring one of the channels into focus.
- Click on one of the channel display selector indicators to switch to the chosen channel.

The scope~ and levelmeter~ objects have an inactivealpha attribute that controls the relative brightness of unselected channels.

Signal Probing
The Signal Probe works with MC signals.
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Enable Signal Probe in the Debug menu
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Move the cursor over a multi-channel patch cord to view the signals it contains:

- Press the down-arrow key to switch to one of the alternative displays:
