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 * '''/ps/deactivate cid:i oid:i'''
-*: Deactivates object '''(cid oid)'''.
+*: Deactivates object ''(cid oid)''.
 *:'''Example:''' ''/ps/deactivate 1 5''

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 * '''int''' &rarr; '''i'''
 * '''string''' &rarr; '''s'''
-* '''vector2f''' &rarr; a couple of '''i''' parameters
+* '''vector2f''' &rarr; a couple of '''f''' parameters
 Note that if an integer represents a boolean value -- see, for example, the ''mute'' parameter -- then 0 is the false/disabled state, and 1 or other non-zero value is the true/enabled state.

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		+	== Introduction ==

	GNU Psychosynth can be controlled from third party software using the [http://opensoundcontrol.org/ Open Sound Control] protocol. It provides to different ways of interacting via OSC, either using a passive stateless interface, or using a stateful protocol that enables multi-peer coordinated sessions. Both 3D user interface and the command line version allow OSC controlling. The later, indeed, is intended to work via OSC mostly. More information on how to enable OSC can be found in the [[user manual]].		GNU Psychosynth can be controlled from third party software using the [http://opensoundcontrol.org/ Open Sound Control] protocol. It provides to different ways of interacting via OSC, either using a passive stateless interface, or using a stateful protocol that enables multi-peer coordinated sessions. Both 3D user interface and the command line version allow OSC controlling. The later, indeed, is intended to work via OSC mostly. More information on how to enable OSC can be found in the [[user manual]].

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	GNU Psychosynth can be controlled from third party software using the [http://opensoundcontrol.org/ Open Sound Control] protocol. It provides to different ways of interacting via OSC, either using a passive stateless interface, or using a stateful protocol that enables multi-peer coordinated sessions. Both 3D user interface and the command line version allow OSC controlling. The later, indeed, is intended to work via OSC mostly. More information on how to enable OSC can be found in the [[user manual]].		GNU Psychosynth can be controlled from third party software using the [http://opensoundcontrol.org/ Open Sound Control] protocol. It provides to different ways of interacting via OSC, either using a passive stateless interface, or using a stateful protocol that enables multi-peer coordinated sessions. Both 3D user interface and the command line version allow OSC controlling. The later, indeed, is intended to work via OSC mostly. More information on how to enable OSC can be found in the [[user manual]].

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	GNU Psychosynth can be controlled from third party software using the [http://opensoundcontrol.org/ Open Sound Control] protocol. It provides to different ways of interacting via OSC, either using a passive stateless interface, or using a stateful protocol that enables multi-peer coordinated sessions. Both 3D user interface and the command line version allow OSC controlling. The later, indeed, is intended to work via OSC mostly. More information on how to enable OSC can be found in the [[user manual]].		GNU Psychosynth can be controlled from third party software using the [http://opensoundcontrol.org/ Open Sound Control] protocol. It provides to different ways of interacting via OSC, either using a passive stateless interface, or using a stateful protocol that enables multi-peer coordinated sessions. Both 3D user interface and the command line version allow OSC controlling. The later, indeed, is intended to work via OSC mostly. More information on how to enable OSC can be found in the [[user manual]].

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	=== <tt>stepseq</tt> ===		=== <tt>stepseq</tt> ===
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		+	A step sequencer that also sends an envelope to the triggered signal.
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		+	* '''bpm''': ''float''. Speed of the sample in beats per minute.
		+	* '''shape''': ''int''. Shape of the envelope, as in 0: square, 1: triangle, 2: forward sawtooh, 3: backwards sawtooth.
		+	* '''high''': ''float''. High trigger value.
		+	* '''slope''': ''float''. 0...1 value indicating how much of the step should the trigger durate.
		+	* '''num_steps''': ''int''. Number of steps.
		+	* '''step0''', '''step1''', '''step2''' ...: ''int''. Toggle the Nth step.

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	* '''pitch''': ''float''. Rate of pitch shifting.		* '''pitch''': ''float''. Rate of pitch shifting.

−	=== <tt>double_sampler</tt>	+	=== <tt>double_sampler</tt> ===
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		+	A file player that plays two samples at the same time blending among them as required. It does not support rate or time stretching unlike normal samplers.
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		+	* '''file_one''': ''string''. File name of the first sample.
		+	* '''file_two''': ''string''. File name of the second sample.
		+	* '''amplitude''': ''float''. Gain applied to the files.
		+	* '''blend''': ''float''. Blend of both files. 1.0f sounds the first file, 0.0f the second file, and a linear blend of both in the middle.
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		+	=== <tt>stepseq</tt> ===

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	=== <tt>echo</tt> ===		=== <tt>echo</tt> ===
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		+	An echo special effect for audio signals.
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		+	* '''delay''': ''float''. Delay of the echo, in seconds.
		+	* '''feedback''': ''float''. Percentage of the signal that is echoed in every replic.
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		+	=== <tt>delay</tt> ===
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		+	A delay special effect for audio signals.
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		+	* '''delay''': ''float''. Delay of the replc signal, in seconds.
		+	* '''depth''': ''float''. Percentage of the signal that is added back.
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		+	=== <tt>sampler</tt> ===
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		+	An audio file player. Supports files in all formats supported by [http://www.mega-nerd.com/libsndfile/ LibSndFile].
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		+	* '''file''': ''string''. File name of the sample. It will be automatically looked up in the sample folders, so only the basename should be set.
		+	* '''amplitude''': ''float''. Volume of the sample file.
		+	* '''rate''': ''float''. Rate at which the file is played.
		+	* '''tempo''': ''float''. Rate of tempo stretching.
		+	* '''pitch''': ''float''. Rate of pitch shifting.
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		+	=== <tt>double_sampler</tt>

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	Just like the ''audio_noise'' objects, but generates control signals instead.		Just like the ''audio_noise'' objects, but generates control signals instead.
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		+	=== <tt>audio_mixer</tt> ===
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		+	Combines several audio signals into one output.
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		+	* '''mixop''': ''int''. Mixing operation, 0: sum, 1: product.
		+	* '''amplitude''': ''float''. Amplitued of the generated signal.
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		+	=== <tt>control_mixer</tt> ===
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		+	Just like an ''audio_mixer'' but for control signals.
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		+	=== <tt>filter</tt> ===
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		+	An audio signal filter.
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		+	* '''type''': ''int''. Filter kind, as in 0: lowpass, 1: highpass, 2: bandpass CSG, 3: bandpass CZPG, 4: notch, 5: moog.
		+	* '''cutoff''': ''float''. Cutoff frequency of the filter.
		+	* '''resonance''': ''float''. Resonante, in 0 < resonanec < 1.
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		+	=== <tt>echo</tt> ===

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 * '''vector2f''' &rarr; a couple of '''i''' parameters
-Note that if an integer represents a boolean value -- see, for example, the ''mute'' parameter -- it 0 is the false/disabled state, and 1 or other non-zero value is the true/enabled state.
+Note that if an integer represents a boolean value -- see, for example, the ''mute'' parameter -- then 0 is the false/disabled state, and 1 or other non-zero value is the true/enabled state.
 === Common parameters ===
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 All Psychosynth objects have some paramters in common, as listed here.
-* '''position''': ''vector2f'' -- Position of the object in the 2D space.
+* '''position''': ''vector2f''. Position of the object in the 2D space.
-* '''radious''': ''float'' -- Not used.
+* '''radious''': ''float''. Not used.
-* '''mute''': ''int'' -- Mutes or unmutes the object.
+* '''mute''': ''int''. Mutes or unmutes the object.
-−
 === <tt>oscillator</tt> ===