# Latest

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## [CPU cost for multiple same fl.interval~](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/cpu-cost-for-multiple-same-fl-interval/150)

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**Author:** [@olivier.pasquet](https://framelib.discourse.group/u/olivier.pasquet)\
**Replies:** 0\
**Last updated:** [29 June 2026 09:50 UTC](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/cpu-cost-for-multiple-same-fl-interval/150 "2026-06-29T09:50:41Z")

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Hello! I have many synchronised fl.interval~ doing exactly the same thing (in several poly~ instances). =\> Does one single fl.interval~ cost the same CPU as many if they all are synced with the same settings? Is this c…

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## [multithread for all: fl.contextcontrol~ with no id](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/multithread-for-all-fl-contextcontrol-with-no-id/149)

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**Author:** [@olivier.pasquet](https://framelib.discourse.group/u/olivier.pasquet)\
**Replies:** 0\
**Last updated:** [29 June 2026 09:39 UTC](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/multithread-for-all-fl-contextcontrol-with-no-id/149 "2026-06-29T09:39:22Z")

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Hello! Does fl.contextcontrol~ apply multithreading to all FrameLib objects when no @id is specified?

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## [FrameLib and poly~](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/framelib-and-poly/148)

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**Author:** [@olivier.pasquet](https://framelib.discourse.group/u/olivier.pasquet)\
**Replies:** 0\
**Last updated:** [29 June 2026 09:36 UTC](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/framelib-and-poly/148 "2026-06-29T09:36:12Z")

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Hello! I am using FrameLib in a poly~. — FrameLib’s “sync” frames do not go through poly~ inlets. =\> Is there a way to get sends and receives in poly~? =\> Is FrameLib using poly~'s “parallel 1” option? What is the re…

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## [diracs generation](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/diracs-generation/146)

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**Author:** [@olivier.pasquet](https://framelib.discourse.group/u/olivier.pasquet)\
**Replies:** 0\
**Last updated:** [30 April 2026 14:15 UTC](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/diracs-generation/146 "2026-04-30T14:15:01Z")

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Hello! I would like to generate a frame with a series of clicks at specific positions. 6 9 13 would simply give: “0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0” What would be the easiest way to do it? I think that I am missing some…

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## [Just a quick recursive counter example](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/just-a-quick-recursive-counter-example/140)

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**Author:** [@olivier.pasquet](https://framelib.discourse.group/u/olivier.pasquet)\
**Replies:** 2\
**Last updated:** [30 April 2026 13:57 UTC](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/just-a-quick-recursive-counter-example/140 "2026-04-30T13:57:55Z")

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Hello! Here is just a quick counter using fl.recursive~ and fl.register~. This is an often needed example: ----------begin\_max5\_patcher---------- 1046.3ocyX0rjiZCD9r8SAEUtEmY0O7iXukWgj8VpTSIik8pcwHWHgyLYq0O 6QHg7v3Ai…

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## [Feedback loops](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/feedback-loops/122)

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**Author:** [@jessephamel](https://framelib.discourse.group/u/jessephamel)\
**Replies:** 2\
**Last updated:** [30 January 2024 10:40 UTC](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/feedback-loops/122 "2024-01-30T10:40:24Z")

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I’ve been running into feedback loop issues, and I’m wondering what the kosher way of getting around that is. I couldn’t find an fl.history~ or fl.delay~ and I tried a bunch of other dumb stuff but it still causes infini…

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## [access frames from other streams](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/access-frames-from-other-streams/138)

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**Author:** [@balintlaczko](https://framelib.discourse.group/u/balintlaczko)\
**Replies:** 4\
**Last updated:** [8 September 2023 19:33 UTC](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/access-frames-from-other-streams/138 "2023-09-08T19:33:57Z")

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Hey there! I am trying to make a graph that can potentially have a lot (hundreds) of streams, and I need a way to mix the results of the streams before fl.sink~, kinda like using an mc.mixdown~ 1 after a lot of channels.…

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## [Just a quick spectral delay](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/just-a-quick-spectral-delay/137)

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**Author:** [@olivier.pasquet](https://framelib.discourse.group/u/olivier.pasquet)\
**Replies:** 0\
**Last updated:** [28 August 2023 11:23 UTC](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/just-a-quick-spectral-delay/137 "2023-08-28T11:23:13Z")

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Hello! Here is a quick spectral delay showing the power and simplicity offered by Framelib. I mean quick in many senses. Thanks Alex for that great library… O. \<pre\>\<code\> ----------begin\_max5\_patcher---------- 5681.…

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## [fl.cumsum~](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/fl-cumsum/71)

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**Author:** [@james.bradbury](https://framelib.discourse.group/u/james.bradbury)\
**Replies:** 14\
**Last updated:** [30 May 2023 13:04 UTC](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/fl-cumsum/71 "2023-05-30T13:04:00Z")

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I know a few other people have requested a cumulative sum object, (it might have been @swp1g17). Just putting this here so that its recorded. I did try to do something today where I needed it and struggled to reason arou…

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## [Donebang/threading when rendering NRT graph?](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/donebang-threading-when-rendering-nrt-graph/135)

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**Author:** [@balintlaczko](https://framelib.discourse.group/u/balintlaczko)\
**Replies:** 1\
**Last updated:** [25 April 2023 15:25 UTC](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/donebang-threading-when-rendering-nrt-graph/135 "2023-04-25T15:25:30Z")

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Am I correct that if I want to get a bang right after a rendering process was done then I just have to use a bangbang or trigger and as long as I started from the main thread the next bang would be right after the render…

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## [another multistream related question](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/another-multistream-related-question/133)

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**Author:** [@johannes](https://framelib.discourse.group/u/johannes)\
**Replies:** 4\
**Last updated:** [18 November 2022 10:14 UTC](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/another-multistream-related-question/133 "2022-11-18T10:14:31Z")

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fl is great to work with. … even though I still miss some pieces of the puzzle. I want to dynamically change the amplitudes of lets say 4 streams. how would I do it when the 4 amplitude values come from max land and he…

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## [fl.peaks~ and 1-ary vector crash](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/fl-peaks-and-1-ary-vector-crash/34)

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**Author:** [@o.green](https://framelib.discourse.group/u/o.green)\
**Replies:** 3\
**Last updated:** [16 November 2022 09:11 UTC](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/fl-peaks-and-1-ary-vector-crash/34 "2022-11-16T09:11:38Z")

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Summary: fl.peaks~ crashes with 1-ary vectors FrameLib Version: d12b329 Environment Details (Max/SC/Whatever): Max 7, OS 10.12 Steps to reproduce (Provide patch/code if possible): ----------begin\_max5\_patcher---------- …

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## [Multi-stream slice offsets](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/multi-stream-slice-offsets/109)

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**Author:** [@jessephamel](https://framelib.discourse.group/u/jessephamel)\
**Replies:** 29\
**Last updated:** [13 November 2022 19:39 UTC](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/multi-stream-slice-offsets/109 "2022-11-13T19:39:51Z")

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Hello. Big newbie. FrameLib is awesome and I’m interested in using the multi-stream operators to trigger grains at offsets nabbed from a FluCoMa buffer. The idea is to grab a list of slice-buffer indices from a list tha…

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## [granular overlap add](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/granular-overlap-add/130)

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**Author:** [@johannes](https://framelib.discourse.group/u/johannes)\
**Replies:** 8\
**Last updated:** [24 October 2022 19:17 UTC](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/granular-overlap-add/130 "2022-10-24T19:17:55Z")

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hello, first question here. since grain playback of flucoma concat example patches is monophonic I was thinking about a way to get grain overlap when moving mouse in the plot. can someone here explain how it works in fr…

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## [avx-disabled version?](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/avx-disabled-version/128)

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**Author:** [@11olsen](https://framelib.discourse.group/u/11olsen)\
**Replies:** 3\
**Last updated:** [13 October 2022 07:10 UTC](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/avx-disabled-version/128 "2022-10-13T07:10:41Z")

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Hi, just a quick question: I’m looking for a version for Windows for a CPU without avx support?

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## [FrameLib Max Package v1.0.0 !](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/framelib-max-package-v1-0-0/115)

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**Author:** [@a.harker](https://framelib.discourse.group/u/a.harker)\
**Replies:** 0\
**Last updated:** [7 May 2022 08:16 UTC](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/framelib-max-package-v1-0-0/115 "2022-05-07T08:16:03Z")

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So - FrameLib has finally reached the Max Package Manager - that will be the place to get official versions from now on! Thanks to all for helping get the project to this point!

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## [FrameLib on Package Manager (help requested!)](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/framelib-on-package-manager-help-requested/112)

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**Author:** [@a.harker](https://framelib.discourse.group/u/a.harker)\
**Replies:** 4\
**Last updated:** [14 April 2022 18:30 UTC](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/framelib-on-package-manager-help-requested/112 "2022-04-14T18:30:41Z")

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Hello All, I’m getting very close to having fixed up all the things I wanted to do before the first official release via the Package Manager (after which that will be the place to get stable releases of FrameLib). Most…

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## [FrameLib Pre-release / release candidates](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/framelib-pre-release-release-candidates/113)

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**Author:** [@a.harker](https://framelib.discourse.group/u/a.harker)\
**Replies:** 0\
**Last updated:** [14 April 2022 17:26 UTC](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/framelib-pre-release-release-candidates/113 "2022-04-14T17:26:36Z")

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FrameLib is almost ready for an official release! In the next week or two I’ll be posting links to the pre-release versions here. This is the first of these, which is not yet a release candidate, but there’s only a few t…

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## [String handling inside of framelib networks](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/string-handling-inside-of-framelib-networks/62)

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**Author:** [@james.bradbury](https://framelib.discourse.group/u/james.bradbury)\
**Replies:** 54\
**Last updated:** [17 March 2022 10:42 UTC](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/string-handling-inside-of-framelib-networks/62 "2022-03-17T10:42:07Z")

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Right now the only way to change a buffer dynamically is to use fl.frommax~ params and to send the buffer $buffername into the FrameLib network. It would be good if there were more Frame-thonic ways of dealing with strin…

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## [how to play back from a stereo/multichannel buffer? (possibly embarrassing question)](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/how-to-play-back-from-a-stereo-multichannel-buffer-possibly-embarrassing-question/98)

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**Author:** [@balintlaczko](https://framelib.discourse.group/u/balintlaczko)\
**Replies:** 5\
**Last updated:** [17 March 2022 09:52 UTC](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/how-to-play-back-from-a-stereo-multichannel-buffer-possibly-embarrassing-question/98 "2022-03-17T09:52:36Z")

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Dear all, Finally starting to get going with the fl.universe~. I am just wondering if it is possible to somehow make a multistream fl.read~ that can read all channels of a buffer. I tried fl.streamid~ =2 into fl.tag~ ch…

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## [M1 native FrameLib](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/m1-native-framelib/110)

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**Author:** [@a.harker](https://framelib.discourse.group/u/a.harker)\
**Replies:** 0\
**Last updated:** [24 February 2022 19:33 UTC](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/m1-native-framelib/110 "2022-02-24T19:33:30Z")

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If anyone is on Apple Silicon and wants to run FrameLib natively you can now get builds here: Enjoy!

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## [A little study on multithreading with framelib](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/a-little-study-on-multithreading-with-framelib/104)

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**Author:** [@balintlaczko](https://framelib.discourse.group/u/balintlaczko)\
**Replies:** 10\
**Last updated:** [24 December 2021 17:19 UTC](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/a-little-study-on-multithreading-with-framelib/104 "2021-12-24T17:19:49Z")

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Hi there! :slight\_smile: So I started using Framelib a bit more seriously, and I think now I can grasp the basics. I am really into sampling, and working with large corpora of sounds with granular synths. I have always …

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## [Isn't there a peak resynth in framelib?](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/isnt-there-a-peak-resynth-in-framelib/78)

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**Author:** [@tremblap](https://framelib.discourse.group/u/tremblap)\
**Replies:** 1\
**Last updated:** [25 October 2021 20:53 UTC](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/isnt-there-a-peak-resynth-in-framelib/78 "2021-10-25T20:53:44Z")

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If there is, I cannot find it. The peak finding is fun, and might be useful in improving my manual version of what I’m trying to do. I can always resynth with ioscilbanks since we don’t have the phases of the peaks anywa…

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## [string forming \*inside\* a network](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/string-forming-inside-a-network/90)

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**Author:** [@james.bradbury](https://framelib.discourse.group/u/james.bradbury)\
**Replies:** 0\
**Last updated:** [23 April 2021 19:26 UTC](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/string-forming-inside-a-network/90 "2021-04-23T19:26:22Z")

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I often want to switch a buffer that fl.read~ is pointing to inside of a FrameLib network. I am fairly sane and name my buffers programmatically like sounds.1, sounds.2 and so on. It would be good if there was a way to f…

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## [Building for different architectures](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/building-for-different-architectures/86)

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**Author:** [@james.bradbury](https://framelib.discourse.group/u/james.bradbury)\
**Replies:** 5\
**Last updated:** [22 February 2021 10:19 UTC](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/building-for-different-architectures/86 "2021-02-22T10:19:07Z")

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This is perhaps worth at least raising for developer documentation. I managed with @a.harker 's help to build FrameLib for the M1 architecture. It is relatively simple to do - you just need to change some of the Xcode co…

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## [Non-realtime mode 1-sample delay?](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/non-realtime-mode-1-sample-delay/85)

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**Author:** [@o.green](https://framelib.discourse.group/u/o.green)\
**Replies:** 3\
**Last updated:** [21 February 2021 21:30 UTC](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/non-realtime-mode-1-sample-delay/85 "2021-02-21T21:30:07Z")

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The problem might well be in the chair here, but I’m seeing a 1-sample offset vs what I’m expecting when I use @rt 0 to write into a buffer. Here’s a simple patch where what I think I’m doing is making a straight copy …

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## [FFT full\_spectrum strangeness](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/fft-full-spectrum-strangeness/84)

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**Author:** [@o.green](https://framelib.discourse.group/u/o.green)\
**Replies:** 4\
**Last updated:** [16 February 2021 21:06 UTC](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/fft-full-spectrum-strangeness/84 "2021-02-16T21:06:49Z")

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Summary: I’m seeing some weird behaviour with fl.fft~ / fl.ifft~ in full\_spectrum mode when the overall graph is changed. Sometimes it seems like the graph doesn’t update, or the output from ifft is actually from another…

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## [strange tutorial behaviour and content thread](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/strange-tutorial-behaviour-and-content-thread/80)

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**Author:** [@tremblap](https://framelib.discourse.group/u/tremblap)\
**Replies:** 17\
**Last updated:** [24 January 2021 16:44 UTC](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/strange-tutorial-behaviour-and-content-thread/80 "2021-01-24T16:44:55Z")

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now, don’t read this thread wrong, FrameLib’s tutorials is an essential element of the learning curve made a little smoother and well done. I have a few glitch problems with it and here there are, you can probably fix th…

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## [fl.tomax~ drops frames?](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/fl-tomax-drops-frames/83)

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**Author:** [@o.green](https://framelib.discourse.group/u/o.green)\
**Replies:** 3\
**Last updated:** [23 January 2021 13:02 UTC](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/fl-tomax-drops-frames/83 "2021-01-23T13:02:10Z")

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This may well be an error of understanding, or my build is wonky or something (built off GH last week). In the patch below sending vectors that contain occasional impulses through fl.tomax~ doesn’t seem to give me reliab…

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## [is there a way to write to a buffer](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/is-there-a-way-to-write-to-a-buffer/79)

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**Author:** [@tremblap](https://framelib.discourse.group/u/tremblap)\
**Replies:** 5\
**Last updated:** [20 January 2021 10:09 UTC](https://framelib.discourse.group/t/is-there-a-way-to-write-to-a-buffer/79 "2021-01-20T10:09:43Z")

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apart from tomax~ -\> listiter -\> peak~

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