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accum	External		value accumulator, add, multiply accum stores a value (int or float) and adds and/or multiplies into it. If int, the multiplication is still done in floating-point but is then converted back.
au.hc	External		combine motion and accumulated stills
dot.leakyintegrator	Abstraction		An accumulator with a hole in it. The leakiness is highly customizable.
dot.signaccum	Abstraction		accumulates positive vs. negative same-sign deltas.
gem.accumrotate	External		accumulate a rotation
integ	Abstraction		accumulates input values until a bang (or any input) is sent to the right inlet.
Laccum	External		An object to add a series of lists, member by member.
list-accum	External		"accumulate" a list by adding elements gradually. Much like "zl group" except it can output arbitrary-length lists.
Llimit	External		An object to accumulate lists clipped to limits.
multiply accumulate signal (*=~)	External		Signal multiplication and accumulation. Each incoming bit is multiplied with the previous output signal, starting from a given argument. Usefull when using MSP as alternative signal mechanism (for when Max fails in accuacy). Analogue to the +=~ object. Also resets to 0 by a bang and sets to a value by a "set" message.
paccum	External		variation on incdec
plusequals (+=)	External		plusequals (+=) is the C accumulation object. More convenient than the accum object, because it manages lists and avoid to use three objects to do the same work. V.2 is now universal binary.
quat2car	External		Select a unit vector in the quaternion rotation "quat2car returns a unit vector representing a principal axis of the rotation, which can be useful to accumulate positions of moving objects for example. Argument 'x', 'y', 'z, '-x', '-y' or '-z' specifies which axis is the 'front'"
st2pitch	Abstraction		accumulates incoming intervals and outputs pitch classes accumulates incoming intervals and outputs pitch classes (i.e. notes without register information) at the left outlet resp. notes (= MIDI note numbers) at the right outlet.
TimeLagaccumulator	Patch		A replica of the San Francisco Tape Music Center "Time Lag accumulator" A replica of the San Francisco Tape Music Center "Time Lag accumulator," hereafter referred to as TLA, because of the inherent joke, and because of impending repetitive stress issues. The TLA was originally a long tape delay scheme used by Terry Riley, Pauline Oliveros and others at the San Francisco Tape Music Center. It involved a couple of well calibrated tape recorders, one to record onto, and the other placed some distance away for playback. This same basic scheme was later utilized by Fripp & Eno, and forms the basis of "Frippertronics."
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