Bit shift to the left Shifts all bit values to the left. This has the effect of multiplying a number by a power of two, but is less expensive in computer time. Cycling '74 Max Math Set Left Operand, Trigger the Calculation TEXT_HERE Set Right Operand TEXT_HERE Result = Left << Right TEXT_HERE Number of bits positions to shift Sets an initial value for the number of bits by which to shift leftward. Perform the bit shift In left inlet: Performs the bit-shift with the numbers currently stored. If there is no argument, << initially holds 0 as the number of bits by which to shift. Value to be bit-shifted In left inlet: All bits of the number, in binary form, are shifted to the left by a certain number of bits. The resulting number is sent out the outlet. Converted to int See the int listing. Number of bits to shift leftward In right inlet: The number is stored as the number of bits to left-shift the number in the left inlet. Set input without causing output Sets input to the object without causing output (bang will output it). Shift the first value by the second value In left inlet: The first number is bit-shifted to the left by the number of bits specified by the second number. The number in the left inlet is bit-shifted to the left by a certain number of bits. The number of bits by which to shift is specified by the number in the right inlet. The output is the resulting bit-shifted number.