Combine single inputs into a multichannel signal The mc.pack~ object combines inputs (signals, multichannel signals, floats) into a multi-channel signal. Unlike mc.combine~, mc.pack~ creates an output multichannel signal that contains exactly the number of channels as its number of inlets. Cycling '74 MC Input TEXT_HERE Input TEXT_HERE Output TEXT_HERE The number of inlets and output channels The argument to mc.pack~ determines both the count of inlets and channels in its output multichannel signal. Sets a constant signal value An incoming number is converted a constant value within the output multichannel signal. Sets a constant signal value An incoming number is converted a constant value within the output multichannel signal. Sets a constant signal value The first value of the list is converted to a constant value within the output multichannel signal. mute flag (0 or 1) The word mute, followed by a 1 or 0, will mute or unmute the output of mc.pack~. When muted, all output channels are set to zero. Copied to output A single-channel signal or the first channel of a multichannel signal is copied to the output multichannel signal at the channel position correponding to its inlet. Fixed channel count If the chans attribute is set to a value smaller than the number of inlets of mc.pack, extra channels will be removed from the multichannel output the next time the audio is restarted. By default, the chans attribute is set to 0, which means the output channel count is always equal to the number of inlets.