some follow-ups: > why is it that [*] is only for floats, whereas if you want to multiply two > signals one has to use [*~] ?
why do patch cords have different width? > And then why is it that [*~] can multiply a signal by a float, but [*] > can't do that? why can |*~| multiply two signals, but why can't |*~ 1| do that? > And then why is it that [*~] can't multiply a float by a signal, the > signal has to be on the left? Why is it that if I want to divide a float > by a signal, then I have to explicitly cast the float to signal (using > [sig~]) or use [expr~] ? why is there no |!/~| object like in max/msp? and why is expr~ so slow? why are the inlets of |pow~| reversed? -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] ICQ: 96771783 http://www.mokabar.tk I had nothing to offer anybody except my own confusion Jack Kerouac
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