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#X text 14 612 see also:;
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#X text 491 612 updated for Pd version 0.45;
#X obj 117 491 delay 1000 1 msec;
#X text 251 508 - tempo (float) and time unit (symbol) as in "tempo" message;
#X msg 162 325 tempo 0.5 msec;
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#X msg 117 298 1000;
#X text 273 317 set unit to 1/2 millisecond so that '1000' gives a delay of 500 msec (1/2 second)., f 42;
#X msg 175 359 tempo 2 permillisecond;
#X text 326 389 same as 1 msec \, so '1000' is a second.;
#X text 340 358 this is the same as above.;
#X text 261 203 These symbols can also be preceded by "per" (as in "permin" \, "permsec" \, etc.) In this case \, 60 permin means 1/60 min (hence \, the same as 'BPM')., f 50;
#X text 19 270 start;
#X text 132 270 cancel the delay;
#X text 156 297 set delay time and start;
#X msg 188 389 tempo 0.001 second;
#X obj 185 612 text sequence;
#X text 69 10 - send a bang message after a time delay;
#X text 206 414 Note that if the tempo is changed while the delay is in progress \, the change takes effect to the remaining fraction of the delay., f 65;
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#X text 147 94 bang -;
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#X text 73 11 - send a bang message after a time delay;
#X text 147 112 stop -;
#X text 197 112 stop the delay., f 46;
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#X text 140 160 float -;
#X text 197 76 set delay time and start the delay., f 46;
#X text 197 94 start the delay., f 46;
#X text 28 130 tempo <float \, symbol> -;
#X text 197 130 set tempo value (float) and time unit symbol., f 46;
#X text 146 193 bang - bang at a delayed time., f 54;
#X text 197 160 set delay time for the next tempo., f 46;
#X text 130 229 1) float - initial delay time (default 0)., f 54;
#X text 130 248 2) float - tempo value (default 1)., f 54;
#X text 123 268 3) symbol - time unit (default 'msec')., f 55;
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#X text 276 460 set delay time (only takes effect at the next tempo).;
#X text 20 135 Delay times are in units of 1 millisecond by default \, but you can change this with the second and third argument or with a "tempo" message (as in [timer] \, [metro] and [text sequence]) \, which set a tempo value and a time unit symbol. Possible symbols are:, f 94;
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#X text 93 184 - millisecond (msec for short) \; - seconds (sec) \; - minutes (min) \; - samples (samp), f 32;
#X text 401 252 'samp' depends on the sample rate the patch is running, f 28;
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#X text 20 75 The [delay] object outputs a bang after a given delay time (via argument or right inlet). A bang starts the delay. A float specifies the time delay and starts it. If the delay is running and scheduled to output \, sending a bang or a float cancels the previous setting and reschedules the output., f 94;
#X text 247 491 <-- creation arguments: - delay time (float);
#X text 59 36 <-- abbreviation;
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#X obj 131 169 delay 1 60 permin;
#X obj 49 328 delay 1 1 sec;
#X obj 527 172 delay 1 44100 samp;
#X obj 153 328 delay 2 2 persec;
#X obj 277 328 delay 0.0166667 1 min;
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#X text 26 21 Here's a more traditionally musical way to set a one-second delay by using a "bpm" setting. So we have "tempo 60 permin" and "delay 1".;
#X msg 183 129 tempo \$1 permin;
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#X text 224 96 change bpm;
#X text 55 237 Now for other ways to get a one second delay;
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#X text 481 22 Here we have yet another way yo set a one second delay \, but it depends on the sample-rate that Pd is running. We're then assuming a 44100 samplerate, f 31;
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