Examples
Limit a signal's rate of change
Limit changes in signal amplitude
| Name | Type | Opt | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| minimum and maximum-slope-values | float | opt | Initial minimum and maximum slope values for the rate of change of the output signal. If no argument is supplied, the minimum and maximum limits are both initially set to . If a signal is connected to the middle or right inlet, the corresponding argument is ignored. |
| int | minimum and maximum-slope-value [int] |
In middle inlet: Minimum slope for the rate of change of the output signal. The minimum slope is typically negative. In right inlet: Maximum slope for the rate of change of the output signal. The maximum slope is typically positive. |
| float | minimum and maximum-slope-value [float] |
In middle inlet: Minimum slope for the rate of change of the output signal. The minimum slope is typically negative. In right inlet: Maximum slope for the rate of change of the output signal. The maximum slope is typically positive. |
| (inlet1) | minimum-slope-value [float] |
Performs the same function as a in the middle inlet. |
| (inlet2) | maximum-slope-value [float] |
Performs the same function as a in the right inlet. |
| reset | Resets the minimum and maximum slope values to the default value of 0. | |
| signal | In left inlet: Any signal. |
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| clip~ | Limit signal amplitude |