Automated spatialisation-experiment-patch for 8 speakers made in Pure Data

Although I am working out a very precise spatialisation script for a radioplay with the audiosoftware Ardour, I am experimenting as well with my own design automated spatialisation-patch built in Pure Data for a pre-recorded stereo file distributed over 8 loudspeakers. One modus is completely random (front-patch), and in the second patch I can choose between a modus which goes through each separate speaker, one circels around in sets of 2 speakers, and one goes from the 4 speakers on the bottom to the four on the top. The timing can be adjusted and the different speaker-scripts can be randomized as well (following up one another in an unpredictable way.)
In the second patch the spatialisation of the left channel programs the outputs of the right channel (the leftovers), so that a speaker doesn't receive more than one signal at a time (in theory). The right channel has a few silences in the original soundfile, so there is no stack overflow. The data are quite light anyway, although there might be some latency. So much fun to work with this. Difficult to record, because my room is quite small. The pre-recorded audiofile is made with Pure Data as well and I am using the external 'else' library. Work in progress.

Links:
Pure Data software: https://puredata.info/
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