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#X text 320 309 composite index;
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#X text 56 89 [ether~] selects portions of two input signals and creates
a composite output spectrum based upon the amplitude of the inputs.
In a bin-by-bin comparison \, the strongest bin of the two inputs will
be selected. Sending the inverse message will reverse this behavior
\, selecting the weakest bins. The composite index is a scalar for
the selection of the second input. Higher values for the composite
index will favor the second input. Useful values will vary according
to the amplitude characteristics of the input signals. Try values greater
than 0 and less than 100 But higher values may be effective depending
upon the input signals.;
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#X text 334 56 - Spectral compositing;
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#X text 389 245 see also:;
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