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\f0\b\fs36 \cf0 Munger
\f1\b0\fs18 \
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a port of Dan Truemans granular msp object.\
if you want to record use RecordBuf.\
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Munger.ar(bufNum, \
		bufFrames, \
		grate, grate_var, \
		glen, glen_var, \
		gpitch, gpitch_var, \
		ggain, ggain_var, \
		direction, \
		position,\
		voices, \
		pan_spread, \
		smoothpitch,\
		wrampLength)\
\
known bugs: an i-rate bufnumber rises the cpu to >1500% so use k-rate\
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note: the munger uses a sampleRate of 44100.\
this example soundfile has a sampleRate of 11025.\
therefore a speed of 0.25 is the original speed of the soundfile.\
(\
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\cf2 p = Patch\cf0 (\{ \cf2 arg\cf0  sample;\
\
	\cf2 Munger\cf0 .ar(sample.bufnumKr, //buffer numer: beware: for some reason i-rate does not work\
			sample.bufFramesKr,\
			10.0, //rate in ms must be > 0\
			10.0, //rate variation in ms\
			1000.0, //grain lenght in ms\
			20.0, //length var\
			0.25, //speed\
			0.9, //speed var\
			0.1, //gain\
			0.1, //gain var\
			1, //direction  \cf3 0: random; 1: fwd; -1: bwd;\
			-1.0, //position -1 random\cf0 \
			90, //max voices\
			0.5,\
			0 //smoothPitch ==1: speed var continuos; ==0: diatonic steps\
			)\
\
\},[\
	\cf2 Sample\cf0 ("a11wlk01.wav")\
]);\
p.play;\
\
)}