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#X text 38 44 You can also use [function] with [function~]. Actually
\, this is its original goal. The [function~] object can be thought
of as a table that you can from with audio signal input.;
#X text 38 92 You can then plug into it a [phasor~] to read the function
in a loop or \, as we're doing here \, use [envgen~] to generate a
line from 0 to 1 that reads through the function table.;
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