@lacuna I also tried to do this, but each time a note is played there is a click and also a small delay. Looks like it has to do with loadbang, but I'm not sure... What I want now is to be able to route the signal to the outsite of the cloned object so I can patch things outside of it.

@whale-av I got it! Thank you very much! It worked very good, but I get these warning messages:

warning: 0-fm: multiply defined
warning: 1-fm: multiply defined
warning: 2-fm: multiply defined
warning: 3-fm: multiply defined
warning: 0-fm: multiply defined
warning: 1-fm: multiply defined
warning: 2-fm: multiply defined
warning: 3-fm: multiply defined

Is that something I should worry about?

@lacuna it seems to work fine without the dummy i/o but I will implement it to ensure no delay is generated.

Thank you very much guys! You helped me a lot!

@lacuna Thank you for this information. However, I'm having a really hard time trying to wrap my head around this. As far as I understand, you can use s~ and r~ to route signals from the cloned instances to other cloned instances but can't figure out how to do that. Here is a very simple example explaining what I'm trying to achieve, The idea is to modulate the frequency of each cloned instance inside the second module with signals coming from corresponding cloned instances of the first module, so each note can be modulated separately.

@whale-av Thank you very much for your reply! In my case I need to route signal outputs of each cloned object inside one module to another cloned objects inside another module. What I mean is that the first module receives signals from outside of it. I don’t need to route signals between instances of cloned objects inside the module, what i need is to direct multiple signals coming from different instances of cloned objects inside one module and send them outside and then send them to cloned instances inside another module. Hope I managed to explain well enough. Thanks a lot!

Hello all!

I’m new to this forum! However I’ve been working with Pd for a while. Currently I’m programming a polyphonic synth in Pd with FM capabilities and I’m facing a problem. I have created some sort of a module which includes one oscillator, a low pass filter and an ADSR envelope generator. The output of this module is an audio signal. It also includes some inputs and one of them is a signal input for frequency modulation (it receives a signal from the outside and uses it to modulate the frequency of the oscillator inside the module). I use clone command to create multiple instances of the same module to make it polyphonic. Then I tried to route a signal from another cloned module to the FM input of the first module and the obvious ocurred: when I play only one note the FM works as supposed to. But when I play multiple notes it sounds terrible and it is because the audio signal of all the notes from the second module goes to the FM input of the first module and then it is routed to all the cloned instances of it. What I need is to route only the signal corresponding to one note and route it to the same note of the first module. Is there any way to achieve this? I understand that a signal goes equally to all instances of a cloned object, but is it possible get separate signals from all instances of the second module and route them separately to the corresponding instances for the first module?