Signal division (inlets reversed) The !/~ object functions just like the /~ object, but the inlet order is reversed. Cycling '74 MSP (signal) Right Operand in Left Inlet! TEXT_HERE (signal/float) Left Operand in Right Inlet! TEXT_HERE (signal) Quotient Out TEXT_HERE Set initial divisor value Sets an initial value by which to divide the signal coming into the left inlet. If a signal is connected to the right inlet, the argument is ignored. If no argument is present, and no signal is connected to the right inlet, the initial value is 1 by default. Function depends on inlet In left inlet: A number by which to divide the signal coming into the right inlet. If a signal is connected to both left and right inlets, a float or int connected to either inlet will be ignored.

In right inlet: The number is divided by the signal coming into the left inlet. If a signal is connected to both left and right inlets, a float or int connected to either inlet will be ignored. Function depends on inlet In left inlet: A number by which to divide the signal coming into the right inlet. If a signal is connected to both left and right inlets, a float or int connected to either inlet will be ignored.

In right inlet: The number is divided by the signal coming into the left inlet. If a signal is connected to both left and right inlets, a float or int connected to either inlet will be ignored. Function depends on inlet In left inlet: The signal is used as the divisor, to be divided into the signal coming into the right inlet, or the constant value received in the right inlet. All signal inputs to a single inlet are summed. If a signal and number are both sent to the left inlet, the specified operation will be performed with those values.

In right inlet: The signal is divided by a signal coming into the left inlet, or a constant value received in the left inlet. All signal inputs to a single inlet are summed. The ratio of the two inputs, i.e. the right input divided by the left input.