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#X text 50 559 inlet for (note \, velocity) pairs;
#X text 87 600 dsp-out left;
#X text 396 600 dsp-out right;
#X text 55 85 Arguments: <max polyphony> <voice stealing 0/1> <poly-abstraction
name> <arg1> <arg2> <arg3> <arg4>;
#X text 96 635 Thanks to Cesare Marilungo for inspiration.;
#X text 17 20 [polypoly~];
#X text 55 669 Also see:;
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#X text 427 322 recreate all abstractions;
#X text 395 560 extra inlet to customize freely;
#X text 186 339 custom inlet;
#X text 53 157 Example:;
#X text 96 470 Your [polypoly~] abstraction needs two inlets and two
outlet~s. First argument will be the voice index number starting from
0 \, second argument will be the total number of voices. Four more
arguments can be passed as arguments to [polypoly~] and will be passed
on to the custom abstraction.;
#X text 54 121 Inlets: <pair: note velocity> <custom> <pair: num abstraction_name>
;
#X msg 96 318 clear;
#X msg 60 318 stop;
#X text 55 44 [poly]-clone which automatically creates abstractions
to be played based heavily on [polypoly] by Frank Barknecht.;
#X obj 153 406 output~;
#X obj 129 579 polypoly-voice~ 1 8 four more arguments possible;
#X msg 310 323 12 polypoly-voice~;
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