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#X text 8 124 try different frequencies \, then see what bins they
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#X text 13 39 magfreq_analysis~ - Analyze input as magnitude/frequency
spectrum. You could use the output to drive an oscillator bank and
resynthesize the spectrum \, possibly with frequency alterations.,
f 67;
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