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#X text 238 461 updated for Pd version 0.37;
#X text 55 16 ZIPPER NOISE;
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#X text 29 42 Here is a related issue: if we use a (control) line object
to change an amplitude \, it sends ramping control messages \, once
every 20 msec by default. At left we use this to control the amplitude
of a sinusoid. In effect we're multiplying the sinusoid by a staircase
signal (50 increments per second.) Using the signal version \, line~
\, fixes the problem. Line~ outputs a ramp that is incremented every
sample.;
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