Receive audio from another plug-in Note: plug-in building for hosts other than Ableton Live is no longer supported. For more information to help you make the transition to creating plug-ins in Max for Live, see Max for Live for Pluggo Developers.
The use of the plugsend~ and plugreceive~ objects to pass audio between Max for Live devices is not supported.
The plugreceive~ and plugsend~ objects were used to send audio signals from one pluggo plug-in to another. They were used in the implementation of the PluggoBus feature of many of the plug-ins included with pluggo. Cycling '74 MSP MSP Plug-ins A Functionless Inlet TEXT_HERE A Functionless Inlet TEXT_HERE Receive From plugsend~ TEXT_HERE Name the object Gives the plugreceive~ object a name used for connecting with one or more plugsend~ objects. Connect the plugreceive~ object to named plugsend~ object(s) The word set, followed by a symbol naming a plugsend~ object, connects the plugreceive~ object to the specified plugsend~ object(s), and the plugreceive~ object's audio output becomes the input to the plugsend~. If the symbol doesn't name a plugsend~ object, the audio output becomes zero. Receive information from a plugsend~ object The input to the plugreceive~ object comes from a plugsend~ object to which it is currently connected. Initially, this will be a plugsend~ having the same name as the plugreceive~ object's argument. The audio signal input to the plugsend~ objects connected to this object. If no plugsend~ objects are connected, the audio output is zero.

There may be a delay of one processing (I/O) vector size of the host mixer between the plugreceive~ output and the inputs to the plug-in which the plugreceive~ is located. This occurs when a plugsend~ occurs later in the processing chain than the plugreceive~ to which it is sending audio.