Control poly~ voice allocation and muting Use the thispoly~ object to control poly~ voice allocation and muting. When placed inside a patcher loaded by the poly~ object, it sends and receives messages from the poly~ object that loads it. Cycling '74 MSP MSP Polyphony bang Reports Index and Mute, int Sets Voice Busy TEXT_HERE bang Reports Index and Mute, int Sets Voice Busy TEXT_HERE Instance Index of Patcher TEXT_HERE Mute Flag (0/1) for Instance TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE TEXT_HERE Report the instance number of the patch Reports the instance number of the patch. The first instance is reported as 1. Enable the "busy" state for the patcher instance Toggles the "busy" state for the patcher instance when the message busy 1 is received. The object will not receive messages generated by a note or midinote message to the left inlet of the parent poly~ object when the "busy" state is on. Disable DSP processing for the patcher instance Disables DSP processing for the loaded instance of the patcher when the message mute 1 is received. This message can be combined with an int message which toggles the "busy" state of the patcher to create voices in a patcher which are only on while they play a "note". Set the "busy" state of the patcher instance Sets the "busy" state of the patcher instance. The busy state for the patcher instance is set to 1 when the thispoly~ object receives a non-zero input signal. The busy state is set to 0 otherwise. Out left outlet: The instance number, starting at 1, reported when thispoly~ receives the bang message. If the patcher containing thispoly~ was not loaded within a poly~ object, 0 is output. Out right outlet: If the loaded instance of the patcher is muted, a 1 is output. If the instance is not muted, a 0 is output.