blsasqri~-help.pd

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#X declare -lib zexy;
#X obj 274 251 ./oscope~;
#X obj 245 134 mtof;
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#X obj 246 159 smoother~;
#X obj 321 62 smoother~;
#X msg 451 82 0;
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#X msg 414 79 0.45;
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#X text 31 446 things can get out of hand if you modulate the phase
too quick..;
#X obj 504 252 ./oscope~;
#X obj 44 251 ./oscope~;
#X obj 426 215 *~ 2;
#X obj 487 227 wrap~;
#X obj 734 214 cos~;
#X obj 719 251 ./oscope~;
#X obj 729 233 *~ 0.6;
#X text 228 31 same as blsqri~ except that it also outputs bandlimited
saw wave out of 2nd outlet;
#X text 666 78 note: changed behavior - up to shadylib 2.1.3 if the
second argument was present the 2nd inlet would be non-functional.
This is not the case anymore thanks to new inlet~ capabilities: default
pulse-width is 0.5 \, which is overridden by the 1st argument \, which
is overridden by the 2nd signal inlet;
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#X obj 246 206 ./blsasqri~;
#X obj 505 521 ./outputc~;
#X obj 508 492 multiplex~ 1 2 3 4;
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