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Subgraph Input — Defines an input port for the subgraph

Subgraph Input is the entry point for external data into a subgraph — placing one inside a Subgraph (or Template) creates a corresponding input port on the…

Parameters

[Parameters not yet documented — likely declared in source outside register_animatable(). Add an override in _overrides/ if needed.]

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Port Name — Name shown on the parent SubgraphNode’s input port. Edit to label what this port is for (“Source”, “Sidechain”, “Mod Input”). Renaming here also updates the node’s display name inside the subgraph editor.

Port Type — Data type carried by this input port. Choose from: ComplexBuffer (default — covers most audio/spectral routing), Audio, Spectral Tensor, Control Signal, Envelope. The parent SubgraphNode’s external input port adopts this type — only matching upstream outputs can connect to it.

About Subgraph Input

Subgraph Input is the entry point for external data into a subgraph — placing one inside a Subgraph (or Template) creates a corresponding input port on the parent node. Has no inputs of its own (data is injected from outside) and one output (which feeds the internal graph). Add multiple Subgraph Input nodes to expose multiple input ports; each one becomes a distinct port on the parent. The order they appear on the parent SubgraphNode follows the internal node order (typically creation order). After adding, removing, or renaming Input nodes inside, port definitions on the parent refresh automatically when you re-enter the parent graph. This node only appears in the Add menu when you’re editing a subgraph (not in regular top-level graphs). Pair with Subgraph Output for the exit side.


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