I wonder if I'm correctly understanding the below terms.

• Control object : object that has control inlets and outlets only. (e.g. spigot, swap, pack)

• Audio object: object that has one or more signal inlets and outlets. (e.g. phasor~, vcf~, dac~)

Am I correct or would you call them in a different way? (e.g. Signal object)

@cuinjune I would call them control and signal objects (and inlets) respectively, purely because a signal object doesn't necessarily process audio as such (like [sig~] etc). But if you said "audio object" I would understand what you mean.

Thanks for your opinion. I think it makes sense.