Limit signal amplitude (multichannel) Use the clip~ to constrain input signals between two specified values. Cycling '74 MSP MSP Modifiers (signal) Input to be Clipped TEXT_HERE Minimum Level TEXT_HERE Maximum Level TEXT_HERE (signal) Clipped Output TEXT_HERE Minimum value for clipping Initial minimum limit for the range of the output signal. If no argument is supplied, the minimum limit is initially set to 0. If a signal is connected to the middle inlet, the corresponding argument is ignored. Maximum value for clipping Initial maximum limit for the range of the output signal. If no argument is supplied, the maximum limit is initially set to 0. If a signal is connected to the middle inlet, the corresponding argument is ignored. Function depends on inlet The middle and right inlets can receive a float or int instead of a signal to set the minimum and/or maximum. Function depends on inlet The middle and right inlets can receive a float or int instead of a signal to set the minimum and/or maximum. Function depends on inlet In left inlet: Any signal, which will be restricted within the minimum and maximum limits received in the middle and right inlets.

In middle inlet: Minimum limit for the range of the output signal.

In right inlet: Maximum limit for the range of the output signal. Boundary Mode When the mode attribute is non-zero, clip~ outputs 0 for values above its maximum or below its minimum to 0. When mode is disabled, clip~ constrains its input between its minimum and maximum. Clip input outside minimum and maxmimum TEXT_HERE Zero input outside minimum and maxmimum TEXT_HERE The input signal is sent out, limited within the specified range. Any value in the input signal that exceeds the minimum or maximum limit is set equal to that limit.