Count samples elapsed (multichannel) Use the count~ object count samples elapsed and thus drive processes tightly synchronized to the sample rate. It outputs a signal increasing by 1 for each sample elapsed. It can be set to loop, and can be used to drive objects such as index~ with sample accuracy. Cycling '74 MSP MSP Analysis MSP Functions int, bang Start Count, stop Stops It TEXT_HERE int sets Count Limit TEXT_HERE Count Output TEXT_HERE Counter initial value Counter limit Set a count limit for a looping counter, or 0 for no count limit. Note that the limit value is never reached. Count enabled flag Specify whether the count~ object is off (0) or on (1) initially. Autoreset flag When enabled, the internal counter is reset to the initial value whenever audio is turned on (see the autoreset message). Reset to initial and begin counting Set initial value, reset, and begin counting Function depends on inlet Left inlet: Set initial value without reset

Right inlet: Set limit value without reset Set initial, limit, enable and autoreset state Set counter limit Set limit value. A value of 0 eliminates the counter limit. Set initial value without reset Set initial value without reset Enable counting with non-zero signal Reset to initial value Autoreset enable Reset the counter to the initial value when audio turns on When the audio is first turned on, count~ always sends out its current initial value. When a bang or int is received, the count begins increasing from the current initial value.