#N canvas 83 192 678 431 12;
#X text 88 202 signal input;
#X text 136 16 writes a signal in a delay line;
#X text 281 235 1st argument: name of delay line;
#X obj 24 203 sig~ 0;
#X text 304 265 (= max. delay time);
#X text 281 251 2nd argument: length of delay line in msec;
#X text 24 292 see also:;
#X obj 24 16 del16write~;
#X obj 112 294 delread16~;
#X obj 209 294 vd16~;
#X text 16 353 similar pd-objects:;
#X obj 201 352 delread~;
#X obj 285 352 delwrite~;
#X obj 378 352 vd~;
#X obj 24 237 del16write~ del_line_xxx 500;
#X text 21 51 This is very similar to the pd-object;
#X text 49 81 It uses only 16bit to store the samples \, which will
need only half of the memory of pd's floatingpoint-based object.;
#X text 50 119 However \, there are 2 drawbacks: there will be some
additional noise (because floats are more precise than 16bit) \, and
you cannot have values>1 stored in the delay-line;
#X obj 368 51 delwrite~;
#X text 411 306 updated for iem16 version1.0;
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