Hi,

I'd need something similiar to the [gate] object which sends data received in one inlet to an outlet specified by a number received in its second inlet - only that it should work for audio signals.
I suspect such an object does already exist, but could someone please kindly tell me what it's called?

And in the unlikely case this hasn't been built already, I've attached my personal version of it. However, since I've only been messing around with pd for half a year or so, it might not be the most intelligent, elegant or efficent way to achieve this.

Especially I wonder if there might be a way to get rid of the clicks when changing outlet; and if the [t f f] object I use is necessary in this place.

Thanks for your help!

http://www.pdpatchrepo.info/hurleur/Gate_for_signals?.pd

[zexy/demultiplex~] does this. But if you want to avoid clicks, it's pretty easy to roll your own.

[inlet~] [inlet]
| /
| [== 1] <--change this to the outlet number
| /
| [$1 5(
| |
| [line~]
| /
[*~ ]
|
[outlet~]

Make one of those for each [outlet~] (they should share the inlets, of course).

How about,

[matrix 2 1 1 0( % last two values are gains for each output
|
| [matrix 2 1 0 1(
| /
| / [sig~] [fade (ms)\
|/ | |
[matrix_mul~ 2 1 20] % 2 outs, 1 in, 20 ms fade
| |
out1~ out2~

Thanks for the answers!

(Looking into the matrix objects just now, I guess it'll take a while until I understand...)