Convert milliseconds to samples Use the mstosamps~ object to convert an incoming signal carrying a millisecond value and output a signal which converts those millisecond values to a number of samples (at the current sampling rate). Cycling '74 MSP MSP System Milliseconds In, signal To Use For Sampling Rate TEXT_HERE Milliseconds In, signal To Use For Sampling Rate TEXT_HERE (signal) Samples At Input signal or Current Sampling Rate TEXT_HERE (float) Samples At Input signal or Current Sampling Rate TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE Convert input and output as a signal Millisecond values received in the inlet are converted to a number of samples at the current sampling rate and sent out the object's right outlet. The output might contain a fractional number of samples. For example, at 44.1 kHz sampling rate, 3.2 milliseconds is 141.12 samples. Convert input and output as a signal Millisecond values received in the inlet are converted to a number of samples at the current sampling rate and sent out the object's right outlet. The output might contain a fractional number of samples. For example, at 44.1 kHz sampling rate, 3.2 milliseconds is 141.12 samples. Convert input and output as a signal Incoming millisecond values in the signal are converted to a number of samples at the current sampling rate and output as a signal out the mstosamps~ object's left outlet. The output may contain a fractional number of samples. Out left outlet: The number of samples corresponding to the millisecond values in the input signal. Out right outlet: The number of samples corresponding to the millisecond value received as a float or int in the inlet.