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However it is not very useful at the moment, since I haven’t created any inputs or outputs on it.
You can see here that I created an object box and typed in the name of my bass drum patch. Ideally you would have those patches customized to you, but if not, download them from Sounds of Cybotron I. Watch these videos for a step by step demonstration of combining all your previous patches together. When we combine different patches in a ‘main’ patch, we can abstract them as an ‘object’ if all those patches are within the same folder.īy creating ‘inlets’ and ‘outlets’ within that abstraction, you create inputs and outputs in that object. Any patch you have created and saved can be used as an object in another patch.
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