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@	Abstraction		Scales a standard slider (ranging from 0 to 127) between min and max. Scales a standard slider (ranging from 0 to 127) between min and max. The type of the first argument specifies the output type.
ad gui graphics	Patch		example patcher displaying various animated custom matrixctrls, knobs, sliders, etc, with supporting image files
ad.rangeslider	Javascript (jsui)		A jsui implementation of the rslider.
ad.rndCandycaneColor	Abstraction		Randomizes multislider colors Tired of modifying multislider colors according to your mood swings? Relieve yourself of control and generate new glorious greyish pastels every time you open the patch anew.
Cellular	Patch		shows how to use jit.convolve to effectively simulate rules for a cellular automata. This patch, by jvkr, shows how to use jit.convolve to effectively simulate rules for a cellular automata. The weights of the cells in the convolution kernel control the neighbor rules for the CA algorithm. The 'solidarity' slider controls a scaling factor for the convolution. Times ar changing but can also be invoked, and the amount of conservatism changes the responsiveness of the system. 1 comment
cos-slider	Abstraction		Transform a linear slider into a cosine function.
db*~	External		multply signal by dB values with slide interpolation
db1	Abstraction		converts an integer slider to a "handy decibel scale". This utility converts an integer slider to a "handy decibel scale". A value of 127 outputs a value of 0 dB, while 157 outputs +18 dB. An input of 0 gives a result of -¥ dB, (represented by the number -9999).
ddg.mono	External		a monophonic synth controller for Max/MSP. a monophonic synth controller for Max/MSP. implements last/high/low note priority and legato/retrigger phrasing. most useful if you are creating monosynth emulations (as ido all the time). includes a help file with a complete example - strap it across your \"notein\" or \"kslider\" and go crazy. the external will work with previous versions of Max, but the .help file uses a polyphonic kslider (and is therefore Max 4-specific).
dial	External		A circular slider
drawbar	Patch		a "multipictslider" of sorts. lcd-based bank of graphic sliders.
EAMIR - Slider	Standalone Application		Slider is a touchscreen musical interface that converts graphical table data into a linear array of musical notes. created by V.J. Manzo Slider is a touchscreen musical interface that converts graphical table data into a linear array of musical notes. The slider software is run on a touchscreen computer which allows the table data to be entered by physically touching the graphical interface. Each point in the table is analyzed serially and yields a note. The notes are played back at user variable rhythm which can be changed by touching a rhythmic value icon at the left. The tempo can be changed as well. When a user touches the screen, the points are read and produce notes. The higher the line appears when it is read, the higher the note will sound. A keyboard appears beneath the table to reflect the pitch of the point currently being analyzed. By default, notes are read “up and down” that is, from left to right to left. This option can be changed to have notes read up (from left to right only) and down (from right to left only). Like all EAMIR software, the slider software can be customized to work with the sounds of any type of synthesizer. By default, the slider software will filter all of the notes to the 7 pitch classes of the C Major scale. The tonic and mode can be changed at any time by selecting from one of the 11 pitch classes or one of the 28 diatonic modes at the bottom left of the screen. User made patterns can be stored and recalled with ease by shift+clicking in the preset grid. created by V.J. Manzo www.vjmanzo.com/cv | www.vincemanzo.com
ej.lslide	Javaclass (mxj)		smooth-out changes in list
gain1~	Abstraction		converts a linear slider into a logarithmic gain scale. The advantage of using gain1~ instead of a simple signal multiplication (*~) is that gain1~ is already configured to convert a linear slider into a logarithmic gain scale. It uses the built-in log scale of the standard MSP object linedrive (see the MSP reference manual for details).
gain2~	Abstraction		This is a version of gain1~ which accepts a decibel scale in its second inlet instead of linear slider values. This is a version of gain1~ which accepts a decibel scale in its second inlet instead of linear slider values. It works in a what-you-see-is-what-you-get fashion: -127 represents - 127 dB, 18 represents +18 dB, etc... It is often easier to use gain1~ alongside the db1 abstraction.
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