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list.at

list.at outputs one or more elements from an input list at specified index positions, making it useful for selecting items from lists or mlists. Its indexes can be supplied as an argument or via the second inlet; index handling methods include clipping, wrapping, folding, and relative indexing.

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  • Download via Deken.

    Open Pd and go to ToolsFind Externals. Search for ceammc and install it. Then create an object with declare -lib ceammc -path ceammc. Finally, use list.at or any other object from ceammc.

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