try an earlier version of pd. 51.4 is good for me . the one where it says "snake" every one started having weird issues afterward and I think the new versions are not really as stable as the older ones yet.

oh I thought it was your midi out to akai sorry maybe change your buffer size otherwise I dont know what it is.

maybe you could write to the daw afterward and just send the correct data after you re-calculate it.

sounds like youre sending too many signals. you should print to pd window the midi out numbers and look at how many times youre sending numbers.

pink stuff means its using "two"

in my one I just install pd vanilla and then do sudo apt install gem. and then I dont have to do anything else.

I had trouble installing gem as a beginner. until I switched to debian linux. then you can have sudo install it automatically and it works really well. pd vanilla also works better on debian . otherwise you could look at a debian installation and see what it lloks like and maybe get some clues from it.

maybe its just tabwrite~ really.

youtube videos maybe has the correct bits this guy probably has it .

otherwise you take the start list array which exists at first and then use tabread it at the correct speed using a counter and then tabwrite it into the second array.

if you want to use the outputs of your multi channel thing on multiple targets you could put sends on the outputs. then you put a multi- spigot machine on each recieve set of a target group. so you make all the different target supatches and just open one of them only at a time.

put print under a regular line object and look at the numbers coing out of it. and look at the help file for line objects etc etc