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#X text 43 94 The [line] object is a ramp generator. Its most comom
usage is to receive a list with two values \, which means whre to go
and how long to get there (in miliseconds). Only a number will make
it jump imediately to that (we use it to define the starting point).
;
#X text 33 389 The audio version [line~] works the same way \, but
the data is clearly audio signals.;
#X text 72 536 (Turn on the DSP);
#X text 148 649 Check help for more info.;
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