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@@ -359,9 +359,6 @@ isn't loud enough \, if it is too high or even if you're using multiple
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-#X text 16 138 Though used and provided in cyclone's documentation
-\, [out2~] is an "extra" from another library (ELSE) and NOT a max/msp
-clone or part of cyclone!!!, f 37;
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@@ -392,6 +389,20 @@ clone or part of cyclone!!!, f 37;
It has controls for mute \, DSP on/off \, ramp time \, maximum gain
and scaling mode.;
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+#X text 16 138 Though used and provided in cyclone's documentation
+\, [out~] is an "extra" from another library (ELSE) and NOT a max/msp
+clone or part of cyclone!!!, f 37;
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+#X text 54 243 Conecting a second source to the right inlet makes it
+a stereo input again and vice-versa., f 38;
+#X text 68 64 Hence \, you don't need to bother and connect the same
+source into the two inlets., f 33;
+#X text 68 20 If you have just one mono input into the [out~] object
+\, it sends its signals to both outputs., f 33;
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