Generate Values for a Range of Channels The mc.generate~ object allows signal-rate updating of MC Wrapper features such as deviate, spread, and harmonic as a trigger signal or parameter inputs change. One wrapper message is assigned as an operator. Cycling '74 MSP MC Trigger Input A connected input signal triggers a new calculation of the current operator when the value goes from zero to non-zero. Parameter 1 Value A signal or float supplies the first parameter of the current operator. Parameter 2 Value A signal or float supplies the second parameter of the current operator. Parameter 3 Value A signal or float supplies the third (optional) parameter of the current operator. Output The signals containing the values of the current operator's calculation. Initial value for parameter 1 Initial value for parameter 2 Initial value for parameter 3 Set parameter values Converted to float Set parameter values A number in the second inlet sets value of the first parameter. A number in the third inlet sets the value of the second parameter. A number in the right inlet sets the third parameter. Inputs A signal in the left inlet triggers a calculation of the current operator. Signals in the other three inlets set parameter values. Output Channels The chans attribute sets the number of channels in the output multi-channel signal. If the chans attribute is changed while the audio is on, the number of channels will change when the audio is restarted. Generator Operator Use op to select the operator used to generate values. Possible values are deviate, increment, spread, spreadinclusive, spreadexclusive, spreadincludesecond, spreadincludefirst, harmonic, subharmonic, exponential, scaledexponential, and decide. For information on these operators, see the MC Wrapper Messages guide. TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE Parameter 1 Value Sets the value of the first operator parameter Parameter 2 Value Sets the value of the second operator parameter Parameter 3 Value Sets the value of the third operator parameter Ramp Time in Milliseconds If the ramptime attribute is zero, the values of new operator calculations are output immediately and will be discontinuous with previous values. A non-zero ramptime specifies the number of milliseconds for the output signals to ramp to the newly calculated values. The new values are effectively delayed by the ramp time.