Allocate notes to different voices Provides polyphonic voice-allocation by allocating data to different individual voices. Cycling '74 Max MIDI TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE Notes Pitch or list with Pitch and Velocity TEXT_HERE Velocity TEXT_HERE Voice Number TEXT_HERE Pitch TEXT_HERE Velocity TEXT_HERE Overflow Notes TEXT_HERE Number of voices Sets the number of voices to which poly can allocate notes (thus limiting the number of notes poly can hold at one time). If there is no argument present, poly will hold up to 16 notes. Voice steal mode If there is no second argument, or if the second argument is 0, poly sends any notes it cannot hold out the rightmost outlet. If there is a non=zero second argument, poly steals voices: when poly receives more notes than it has voices, it turns off the note it has held the longest and puts the new note in its place. Input pitch, cause output The number is treated as the pitch value of pitch-velocity pair and the note is sent out. Input velocity The number is stored as the velocity to be paired with numbers received in the left inlet. Send note-offs for held notes In left inlet: Immediately sends note-offs for all the notes currently being held by poly, freeing all voices. Out left outlet: The output is the voice number of the note-on or note-off being sent out.

Out 2nd outlet: The output is the pitch of the note-on or note-off.

Out 3rd outlet: The number is the velocity of the note-on or note-off. Out 4th outlet: The first number is the pitch, and the second number is the velocity, of any notes poly cannot hold. If there is a non-zero second argument, poly steals voices rather than send out overflow, so the fourth outlet is not created.