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function quantize( volt, scale, divs, range )
    -- defaults
    chrom = {0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11}
    if scale == nil then scale = chrom end
    local notes = #scale
    if notes == 0 then
        scale = chrom
        notes = #scale
    end

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	void process(const ProcessArgs& args) override {
		// setup macro and macro cv
		float macro = params[MACRO_PARAM].getValue();
		float macrovolts = (macro * 10) - 5;
		float macro_cvin = 0.f;
		if ( inputs[MACRO_INPUT].isConnected() ) {
			macro_cvin = inputs[MACRO_INPUT].getVoltage();
		}

    

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--- maps: S2E4 dynamic mutation
-- just friends emulator in ASL

function init()
    output[1](oscillate( dyn{freq=800}:mul(0.8) + 120, dyn{lev=5}:mul(0.98)))
end

HLUT = {1,2,3,4} -- list of harmonics to 'Intone' toward
-- v (0..1): 0 == all at f, 1 == all at HLUT multiples of f.
function intone(f, v)

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--- maps: S2E4 dynamic mutation

-- using ASL's new dyn{} variables for self-modifying signals

-- aliases
s = sequins
ws = ii.wsyn
wd = ii.wdel
cr = clock.run

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--- maps: S2E3 long distance

-- using i2c to communicate to external devices
-- ???

s = sequins
ws = ii.wsyn
wd = ii.wdel
cr = clock.run

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--- bouncy
-- tiny demo of ASL's dyn, generating a stream of bass notes from crow

-- little sequins of frequencies
PIT = sequins{ 110
             , 110*1.5
             , 110*1.25
             , 110*1.666
             , 110*1.333
             }

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-- found shapes

-- setup
mys = sequins{0,2,4,7,9}
myt = sequins{1,1,1,1/2,1/2}
function time_fn()
	while true do
		clock.sync(myt())
		nn()
	end

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-- feels different if you separate the ASL structure from the data

function modulator(height, risetime, falltime)
  return loop{ to( height, risetime )
             , to( 0, falltime)
             }
end

function init()
  starting_rise = 1

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--- flash crash
-- quantizer & w/syn output

function init()
    input[1].mode('scale',{0,1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11})
    ii.wsyn.ar_mode(1)
    ii.wsyn.fm_ratio(1)
    output[2].action = pulse()
end

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--- crow syntax reference
-- many libs have multiple access styles
-- i think we need to be more explicit about the idiomatic choices
-- all examples / bowery / tutorials should use *the* way


--- input
_ = input[n].volts  --> returns current voltage
input[n].query()    --> sends voltage to the stream handler
input[n].mode('mode' [, args])      -- function style