This abstraction requires PD extended - it allows to route an audio signal to different outputs, nothing more. The abs here is a 4 way switch that can easily expanded to more.

The [osc~] is a test signal. The 4 physical [dac~] are there to easily see that it works right on the audio interface but can be easily replaced by different [outlet~] or a different signal processing.

Inside the abs is a radio button that gives an example how the switch is operated by remote. You can replace this by a MIDI or a whoknowswhat controller.

Perhaps a banal thing but it took me quite a moment to figure it out. Also I can't think of anything more elegant. If you have a different solution, please post it as a reply. We're all learning, aren't we

Best
Jurgen

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/audioroute.pd

[spigot~] is not a Windows friendly object, so you might want to avoid it to ensure compatibility. You can do it with [*~] with simple modifications (see attached).

Edit: also, it won't require Pd-extended.

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/audioroute2.pd

Maelstorm - That is much better even... just why didn't I think of it... Thanks for your suggestion!

or use the [mtx_*~] obj

mvh

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/audioroute3.pd

Pulsed,

mtx_*~ 4 1 37
... couldn't create

that object seems to be part of iem-matrx? I made sure it's in the startup path and yet...

..or from iemmatrix?

mvh

@ultrasonic said:

Pulsed,

mtx_*~ 4 1 37
... couldn't create

that object seems to be part of iem-matrx? I made sure it's in the startup path and yet...

there is a weird bug with this object. I does create, but only if you create [mtx_mul~] first. Then [mtx_*~] will instantiate for some reason. They are the same object btw, except the *~ one is a syntactic shortcut.