Store, add to, and multiply a number Stores a value (int or float), then adds or multiplies into it. If the argument is an integer, the multiplication is done in floating-point then converted to integer. Cycling '74 Max Math int Sets and Outputs Value, bang Outputs Value TEXT_HERE Add Input to Current Value TEXT_HERE Multiplies Current Value by Input TEXT_HERE Accumulator Output TEXT_HERE Initial stored value Sets the initial value stored in accum. An argument with a decimal point causes the value to be stored as a float. Output the stored value In left inlet: Outputs the value currently stored in accum. Store value and cause output In left inlet: Replaces the value stored in accum, and sends the new value out the outlet. Function depends on inlet In left and middle inlet: Converted to int, unless accum has a float argument.

In right inlet: Multiplication is done with floats, even if the value is stored as an int. TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE Add to the stored value with no output In middle inlet: The number is added to the stored value, without triggering output. Multiply by stored value with no output In right inlet: The stored value is multiplied by the input, without triggering output. Set the stored value with no output In left inlet: The word set, followed by a number, sets the stored value to that number, without triggering output. The value currently held by accum. Floats are output only if there is an argument with a decimal point.