Hi,

this situation works well:

But...if I want to avoid all the connections, for example if I have a very large number of audio outputs a1, a2, a2, ..., an, is there a simplified scheme like the one below (which obviously doesn't work)?

Thank you,
a.

Hi !

I would like to separate the audio into n separate channels , with n very large (here I've put only a few to simplify).
This is the solution for now:

I was wondering if that's the easiest way to do this, or if there is a simpler way using variables.

a.

If you update your Pd to 0.54 you could take advantage of multichannel.

@FFW said:

If you update your Pd to 0.54 [...]

Thank you.
I recently installed pd 0.54.1 (from the site, "Ubuntu" section):

sudo add-apt-repository ppa:pure-data/pure-data
sudo apt update

and then I installed it with Synaptic on my Ubuntu Jammy 22.04.

...but... the jack is missing in the "Media" menu! ...and without jack I don't do anything...
So I went back to 0.52.1

a.

@atux said:

I recently installed pd 0.54 (from the site,

0.54 is available as package in the universe repository for ubuntu mantic (23.10).
https://packages.ubuntu.com/mantic/puredata