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#X text 249 90 exponential factor;
#X text 257 114 start;
#X text 271 139 end;
#X text 629 230 porres 2014;
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#X text 407 136 An exponential factor of 1 gives a linear function
;
#X text 407 156 Input values are always from 0 to 1;
#X text 408 177 You can set minimum and maximum output values respectively
as "start" and "end";
#X text 407 91 The exponential factor is the same as the ratio between
maximum and minimum values given in the slider's settings. The exponential
factor needs \, therefore \, to be larger than 0;
#X text 29 219 "log";
#X text 29 102 "lin";
#X text 407 64 Emulates the "log" function from Pd sliders;
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