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| Outputs a list with all of its inputs when anything changes |
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| Prints anything in the max console |
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| Outputs a bang on the left side for any input that matches its argument, and outputs another one on the right side for any input that doesn't match the argument. |
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| outputs a bang at regular intervals |
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| outputs a bang at a specified tempo |
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| transmits a MIDI program change on selected port |
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| compares two numbers to see if one value is equal to second. outputs a 1 if the number is equal to comparison number or 0 if it isn't |
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compares two numbers. outputs a 1 if the number is less than, and a - if it is equal or greater
opposite is true for > |
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| outputs a message when a list is matched |
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| Select output based on input matching |
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if input 1 is less than input 2, then you can output any condition for example
if $i1 < $i2 then cat dog
in this instance, if the number from the first inlet is less than the second, it'll output cat, if not then it'll output dog |
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| breaks list into individual messages |
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| outputs a bang when the patcher is loaded. can be used in front of a toggle switch in front of a metro or tempo to start automatic messages with the beginning of a patch |
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| outputs a note off for any note held. |
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| combines elements into a list |
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| outputs any input received in order of right to left, can have as many outputs as needed |
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| shares data between other value objects |
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| outputs the value of any object with the same name that is associated with the argument of pvar. for example, if you name an integer "flerb," the output of "pvar flerb"would be whatever the value of that integer is. you can name an object in the inspector. |
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| creates a light that turns on and off |
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| delays numbers, lists, or symbols |
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| inspects attributes of an object |
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| outputs midi numbers from keyboard |
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creates a generated time ramp
for example, send ramp a message of 50, 150, 1000 will make it play every value from 50 to 150 within 1000 milliseconds |
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| modolo- divides two numbers, outputs the remainder. very useful for modolo 12, which would classify all C's as ), C# 1, D 2, etc. |
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| creates a subpatch within a patch |
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| receive/output messages from a patcher |
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| watch for message match, then output the message |
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creates a math problem based on the inputs
for example expressed $i1 + $i2*$i3 will add input 1 to input 2 times input 3 |
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| interactive table editor that is viewable in locked mode without double clicking on it |
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| sends "notein" from midi controller |
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| divides raw midi data into different messages like note, velocity, etc. |
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| saves information about patch's settings |
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| converts an integer into a symbol |
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| stores the info for a patch |
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| sends data without a patch chord. the place sent is specified by the argument. for example, an object named send reverb would send data to an object called receive reverb. |
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| sends input to an output. so input 0 is off, 1 sends to outlet 1, 2 to outlet 2, etc. |
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| toggles the output between one of two outlets |
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| adds message in front of input. for example, if the message says "cat" and the object recieving the message is called "prepend wash the," the resulting message would be "wash the cat." |
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| input notes from selected midi source |
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