another question about the same patch:
i know that multipe instances of the same send~ cause an error, but i have eight of them and they all seem to be working. does anyone know why they cause an error and any problems it might cause that i can't see?
because right now, they seem to be working perfectly.
leo
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Multiple send~ instances
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yeah i dunno...always worked fine for me too.
you can use multiple throw~ objects to a single catch~ if you're worried. -
if you have multiple [send~]s with the same name working perfectly in one instance of pd, then you are having severe problems.
why does it not work ? because it just does not work. [send~]/[receive~] are _not_ summing signals together, so what is pd supposed to do with the streams sent ?
for summing use [catch~]&[throw~], for distributing use [s~]&[r~]
if you want both, use both -
you're right, it doesn't work. it just sounded like it did. the one send that was catching the entire range of frequencies instead of a certain area was the one that worked, so it sounded fine until i realized it should be more complex.