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MSP-sigvs~	Abstraction		select signal vector size
multiselect	External		Same as "select" object
notein	External		Output incoming MIDI note messages Notein takes an optional argument for port and channel selection. If a MIDI note message is received, notein outputs ints from right (MIDI channel), middle (velocity), to left (Note number). Note-off messages are output with a velocity of 0.
nsfplayer~	External		A Nintendo Sound Format (NSF) file player. nsfplayer~ is a Nintendo Sound Format (NSF) file player for Max/MSP. Features include the ability to selectively enable and disable specific sound channels, as well as the ability to modify the underlying sampling rate of the emulated sounds. The end result is an easy way to obtain structured chiptune sounds from within MSP, as well as the ability to manipulate those sounds for glitched chiptune madness.
NT	External		allows you to select multiples thru a row of numbers
number~	External		Signal monitor, converter, and generator number~ is designed to make it convenient to monitor signal outputs for debugging. It can also be used to supply a constant signal value. It combines the functions of snapshot~, a floating-point number box, and sig~/line~. number~ can display either the incoming signal (when the wave icon is present in the box) or the outgoing signal (when the arrow icon is present). Click on the picture to switch display modes. When the display shows the input signal being monitored, you can't change the value by clicking or typing. When the outgoing signal value is displayed, you can click in the box to select it for typing or change it in the same way as a floating-point number box.
opendialog	External		Open a dialog to ask for a file or folder The opendialog object takes a list of one or more file types and allows you to select a file from among those types. To choose a folder, use the "fold" type. opendialog reports the entire pathname of the file or folder chosen, which can be passed to any Max object after the word read or load.
PairImpair	Abstraction		select and differentiates odd, even ternary and quaternary numbers
PairImpair select and differentiates odd, even ter	Abstraction
pitch-from-intervals	Abstraction		pitch generator Generates pitch classes (i.e. notes without register information) by selecting intervals from a given supply sent to the rightmost inlet. The selection principle (after Gottfried Michael Koenig) sent to the middle inlet determines how the intervals are chosen.
play	Abstraction		Plays a note whenever a key number is sent to the left inlet. Plays a note whenever a key number is sent to the left inlet. The other parameters (velocity and duration) are optional and can change at any time. Since vs. 2 a MIDI-channel can be selected.
quat2car	External		Select a unit vector in the quaternion rotation "quat2car returns a unit vector representing a principal axis of the rotation, which can be useful to accumulate positions of moving objects for example. Argument 'x', 'y', 'z, '-x', '-y' or '-z' specifies which axis is the 'front'"
radiogroup	External		a group of radio buttons or check boxes for dialog selection
ratio	Abstraction		Chooses elements from a supply which are repeated according to a multiple list by using the "series" selection principle.
rh.floscroll	Abstraction		rh.floscroll allows you to select two keys on your computer keyboard which when held down will scroll up & down through floating point number values. The scrolling speed is user defined. Arguments The first argument (int) sets the ASCII code number for a key on the computer keyboard for scrolling upwards through floating point number values. The second argument (int) sets the ASCII code number for a key on the computer keyboard for scrolling downwards through floating point number values. The third argument (int)sets the scrolling speed in milliseconds. Output The left outlet is the scrolled floating point number value when the selected key on the computer keyboard is depressed. The 2nd and 3rd outlets when connected to a message box display the scrolling key names. The 4th and 5th outlets are the ASCII numbers for the scrolling keys.
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