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To slow the flow of OSC messages, store the most recent value for each parameter using the combine object, but only send it out as an OSC message at the desired rate.

Use the timer object to measure the time between when you turn on recording and when you stop recording.

To use floating point numbers with the poly object separate the integer portion and the fractional portion. Then recombine them after the poly object, as in the example.

To create a poly-rhythm generator, this example chooses a division and articulates every attack point of that division. Use a metro synched to the transport to specify the divisions (or the tempo object, if preferred), and then use a counter (or a % object with the output of tempo) to specify the articulation points.

This example demonstrates how to iterate through elements of a message with a delay interval.

This example demonstrates how to assign an index number to an incoming number. Storage to the coll object is triggered with the keypress object.

This example shows several different ways you can display changing text in the user interface of your Max patch. For demonstration purposes, we’re storing the text we want to display in a message box, but in actual practice, if you had a whole collection of different messages you want to display at different times, you could keep them all in a coll object.