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#X obj 335 400 dac~ 1 2;
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#X msg 209 166 rrf 0.1;
#X msg 209 258 pwrm 50;
#X msg 209 288 frm 2000;
#X msg 210 229 noise 0;
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#X text 6 4 dfx skidder ___ _;
#X text 35 19 by destruct fx;
#X text 35 33 linux port by martin pi;
#X text 556 5 more from dfx :: http://smartelectronix.com/~destroyfx
;
#X text 648 20 more from pi :: http://attacksyour.net/pi;
#X text 13 465 turn on temposync and frm to make it work in pd ( i
did not want to change the internals \, so it is a bit trickyy). besides
this is not finished at all ....;
#X text 482 421 Skidder turns your sound on & off. While that may not
sound very rewarding \, you have a great deal of control over the rate
\, pulsewidth \, on/off slope \, panning width \, etc. You can also
relinquish some control to randomization. Skidder can also sync with
your song tempo & can be triggered by MIDI notes.;
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