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#X text 47 663 inlet 1 =;
#X text 45 703 inlet 2 =;
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#X text 51 25 With 'spectrum' you can view a spectrum analysis of an
incoming sound.;
#X text 47 73 (based on 'E01.spectrum.pd' in audio/doc files by M.
Puckette);
#X text 93 233 = You can zoom in or out on the Y-axis (amplitude).
;
#X text 99 385 = This toggle turns the spectrum analyser on or off.
;
#X text 147 461 = With this number box you can change the rate in which
a new view/window is shown (speed in milliseconds).;
#X text 127 529 = When the spectrum analyser is turned off \, you can
create one snapshot by clicking this 'bang' button.;
#X text 135 663 (audio) the sound that will be analysed;
#X text 130 704 (event) inlet to control the 'snap' button \, any number
in this inlet creates a bang in the 'snap' button.;
#X text 56 627 (in- and outlets \, numbered from left to right);
