Round an input signal value Use the round~ object to round a signal input to an integer multiple. Cycling '74 MSP MSP Modifiers Input TEXT_HERE Round to nearest this TEXT_HERE Output TEXT_HERE Value to round Sets the value to which the input signal will be rounded. The default value is 0. (no modification). Set a number whose multiples will be used for rounding In right inlet: an int will cause the input to be rounded to the nearest multiple of the specified number. If a signal is attached to the inlet, int messages are ignored. Set a number whose multiples will be used for rounding In right inlet: a float will cause the input to be rounded to the nearest multiple of the specified number. If a signal is attached to the inlet, float messages are ignored. Function depends on inlet In left inlet: A signal whose values will be rounded.

In right inlet: A signal whose value is used for rounding. Signal values received in the left inlet will be rounded to either the absolute nearest integer multiple or the nearest integer multiple between the value received in this inlet or 0 (see the nearest message for more information). Nearest multiple rounding toggle When set to 1 (the default), the round~ object will round to the nearest multiple of the specified signal value.

Note: This attribute does not set the rounding step (which is set using round~ object's right inlet), It specifies that rounding to the nearest signal value will occur. Here are some examples:

With the rounding interval set to 3 and the nearest attribute set to 1:
an input signal value of 5.8 will return 6
an input signal value of 3.7 will return 3
an input signal value of -1 will return 0
an input signal value of -2.7 will return -3

With the rounding interval set to 3 and the nearest attribute set to 0:
an input signal value of 5.8 will return 3
an input signal value of 3.7 will return 3
an input signal value of -1 will return 0
an input signal value of -2.7 will return 0 You can set the object's 'nearest' attribute to determine whether or not it rounds to the absolute nearest integer multiple, or the nearest integer multiple between the value and zero (for positive numbers this will round down). By default this is on. The rounded input signal.