Polyphony

After making a patch that does something interesting, the next logical step is to figure out a way to do the same basic process many times, simultaneously. This is what poly~ is for. With this object, you can take a pre-existing patch, add a few extra objects to , load it into the poly~ object, and specify how many “voices” you would like. The most obvious use of poly~ is for audio patches, where polyphonic audio output is desired, but it is not limited to audio tasks, as it can be used in many other contexts.

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