Hi everyone,

I'm working on a patch and I use an abstraction which generates sounds. The fact is I want to manage individually each audio output volume.

And... what's the matter then? I want to control these audio streams with a volume bar which is in a subpatch too and without any connection, just with s~/r~ ot throw~ catch~.

If I put some output~ in my abstraction, everything is fine. But if want to use only wireless connections, it's getting harder...

Anyone has a solution?

i THINK the only way to do that is to use a creation argument with your abstraction. so, if your abstraction is called 'sounder.pd', then you would create [sounder 1] [sounder 2] [sounder 3]... etc

and then inside the abstraction, [r $1-volume] will convert the $1 into 1, 2, 3, etc

not sure if i got you, but if i didn't missunderstand you could use a [throw~ $1] as output and set the name of the throw by sending a creation argument to it - like: [my_abstraction~ 1]. the throw would be called "1" so you only need a corresponding [catch~ 1] in your subpatch with the volume faders....
in the attachment i build something like this, i used the second creation argument to name the throw~.

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/test.zip