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Subgraph Output

Subgraph Output is the exit point for processed data from a subgraph — placing one inside creates a corresponding output port on the parent SubgraphNode.

Parameters

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

Additional controls

Port Name — Name shown on the parent SubgraphNode’s output port. Edit to label what comes out (“Mix”, “Wet”, “Sidechain Out”). Renaming here also updates the node’s display name inside the subgraph editor.

Port Type — Data type carried by this output port. Same options as Subgraph Input: ComplexBuffer / Audio / Spectral Tensor / Control Signal / Envelope. The parent SubgraphNode’s external output port adopts this type.

About Subgraph Output

Subgraph Output is the exit point for processed data from a subgraph — placing one inside creates a corresponding output port on the parent SubgraphNode. Has one input (whatever you connect from the internal graph) and no outputs of its own. The connected upstream value gets extracted after each subgraph execution and exposed on the parent. Add multiple Subgraph Output nodes to expose multiple output ports — typical pattern is one per signal you want to surface (e.g. “Wet” + “Dry” + “Sidechain Sum” = three Output nodes). Like Subgraph Input, only appears in the Add menu while editing a subgraph. After adding/removing/renaming, the parent refreshes its port definitions automatically when you re-enter the parent graph.


Generated 2026-05-05 from K2K_Dev@96730bdc by scripts/gen_lexique.py. Edit _intros/ or _overrides/, not this file.