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#X obj 17 146 bonk~;
#X text 50 -8 incoming sound;
#X text 57 147 detect attacks;
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#X text 85 211 output two triggers;
#X text 88 225 (right to left);
#X text 71 250 read the time elapsed;
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#X text 470 227 record each new attack;
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#X text 125 502 SLOW sawtooth wave;
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#X text 141 298 the "trigger" object also converts messages from one
type to another \, so here we have to feed it arguments to ask for
"float" (numeric) messages. We need the time value twice \, first to
set that of the "metronome" object below \, and second to turn it on
(for which any nonzero value will do.);
#X text 36 386 the toggle shows the "metro"'s state and/or starts or
stops it by hand;
#X text 159 454 One way to read a sample synchronously: set the phase
of a "phasor" to zero.;
#X text 112 525 scan 10 times length of wavetable (resulting in "normal"
speed because the frequency is 1/10 Hertz).;
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#X text 74 47 the toggle shows the "spigot~"'s state and/or starts
or stops it by hand;
#X text 77 109 a spigot~ allows data to pass through depending on its
state an audio spigot is open;
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#X text 549 87 a subpatch;
#X text 77 593 ... rest the same as example 1;
#X text 163 -29 example 2 - measuring time and scheduling tasks;
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#X text 606 306 =;
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#X text 328 614 Originally contributed by Miller Puckette and adopted
by Greg Pond;
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