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>Busses are dynamically built connections that transfer audio. Basically,
there are some uplinks and some downlinks. All signals from the uplinks
are added and send to the downlinks.</P
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>Busses as currently implemented operate in stereo, so you can only
transfer stereo data over busses. If you want mono data, well, transfer it
only over one channel and set the other to zero or whatever.
What you need to to, is to create one or more Synth_BUS_UPLINK
objects and tell them a bus name, to which they should talk (e.g. "audio" or
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objects, and tell them the bus name ("audio" or "drums" ... if it matches, the
data will get through), and the mixed data will come out again.</P
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>The uplinks and downlinks can reside in different structures, you can
even have different Artsbuilders running and start an uplink in one
and receive the data from the other with a downlink.</P
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>What is nice about busses is, that they are fully dynamic. Clients can
plug in and out on the fly. There should be no clicking or noise as
this happens.</P
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>(Of course, you should not plug out a client playing a signal, since
it will probably not be a zero level when plugged out the bus, and
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