hey
a bit unsure I have been trying to set one synth with multiple
Out.ar(out, sig);
Out.ar(out2, sig2);
This to redirect signals for modulations but cant help to keep getting feedback from the different outputs.
the purpose of this is to set a signal (and multiple) for modulation that can run in a pbind
thanks
i guess creating one synth for each might be the most practical way to do it
Some variants:
// you can watch scope even without multichannel card
(
s.options.numOutputBusChannels = 4;
s.reboot;
)
s.scope(4)
// mono to 0 and 2
(
SynthDef(\outTest, {
Out.ar([0, 2], LFTri.ar(mul: 0.1))
}).add;
)
Synth(\outTest)
// stereo to [0, 1]
(
SynthDef(\outTest_2, {
Out.ar(0, LFTri.ar([440, 441], mul: 0.1))
}).add;
)
Synth(\outTest_2)
// frequent mistake, L goes to 0 and 1, R goes to 1 and 2
(
SynthDef(\outTest_2, {
Out.ar([0, 1], LFTri.ar([440, 441], mul: 0.1))
}).add;
)
Synth(\outTest_2)
// stereo to [0, 1] and [2, 3]
(
SynthDef(\outTest_3, {
Out.ar([0, 2], LFTri.ar([440, 441], mul: 0.1))
}).add;
)
Synth(\outTest_3)
// trick: stereo to [0, 2] with wrapping the source into an Array
(
SynthDef(\outTest_4, {
Out.ar([0, 2], [LFTri.ar([440, 441], mul: 0.1)])
}).add;
)
Synth(\outTest_4)
Besides you are free to use several Outs in one SynthDef.
all right it’s just that I was getting feedback but one synth for each is fine for now, thank you
That isn’t a consequence of multiple Outs in one synth.
hjh
ok im gonna look closer into it, meanwhile please Jamshark what does hjh means ??
Those are Jamshark’s initials… 
Correct… I’m named after the novelist Henry James, and my surname is Harkins.
I think I started with hjh when I joined the SC mailing list some 18? years ago and if I signed my emails “James,” I might have been mistaken for James McCartney. (Though it turns out this confusion has happened somewhere else 
)
Anyway it’s efficient and reasonably stylish so now I just use it everywhere.
hjh
