Output larger numbers Compares a number to a previous peak-value and, if larger, it is sent out the output while the new peak-value is set to that number. Cycling '74 Max Control Find the highest number (the peak) TEXT_HERE Sets the peak TEXT_HERE The highest number so far TEXT_HERE Goes high for a new peak TEXT_HERE Goes high for a number that isn't a new peak TEXT_HERE Floating-point output The initial value stored in peak is 0. Providing a float argument will cause peak to operate with floating point numbers instead of integers. Send current peak value Sends the currently stored peak value out the left outlet. Output if peak value In left inlet: If the input is greater than the value currently stored in peak, it is stored as the new peak value and is sent out. Output if peak value In left inlet: If the input is greater than the value currently stored in peak, it is stored as the new peak value and is sent out. Set new peak value In right inlet: The number is stored in peak as the new peak value, and is sent out. Set new peak value In right inlet: The number is stored in peak as the new peak value, and is sent out. Input both values In left inlet: The second number is stored as the new peak value and is sent out, then the first number is received in the left inlet. Out left outlet: New peak values are sent out. (A number received in the right inlet is always the new peak value.)

Out middle outlet: If the number received is a new peak value, the output is 1. If the number received in the left inlet is not a new peak value, the output is 0.

Out right outlet: If the number received is a new peak value, the output is 0. If the number received in the left inlet is not a new peak value, the output is 1.