Combine inputs into a multichannel signal The mc.combine~ object combines inputs (signals, multichannel signals, floats) into one multichannel signal. Unlike mc.pack~, every channel of an input multichannel signal will be included in the output. Cycling '74 MC Input TEXT_HERE Input TEXT_HERE Output TEXT_HERE Number of inlets The first argument specifies the number of inlets. If no argument is present, the object will be created with two inlets. Set value of signal output An int message will set a constant value for a single channel in the output multichannel signal. Set value of signal output A float message will set a constant value for a single channel in the output multichannel signal. Set values for multiple channels A list message will set constant values for multiple channels. For instance, a list of three items will set constant values for three consecutive output channels starting at the output channel corresponding to the inlet receiving the list. Mute output The message mute 1 mutes all output channels, mute 0 unmutes all output channels. Single-channel or multichannel signal You can send either a single-channel or a multi-channel signal to mc.combine~. Output Channels The chans attribute sets a fixed number of output channels. By default chans is 0, meaning the number of outputs is determined by the total channel count of signals connected to the inlets of mc.combine~.