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Smoothing a signal has often been requested. This patch contains two methods: an integrator, as suggested by cycling74, and a linear ramp. If your design needs a value smoothed to a precise value in a precise amount of time, the ramp is better. If it doesn't matter exactly how long the smoothing takes, or whether the smoother reaches a precise value in a fixed amount of time, the Cycling74 suggestion requires less CPU. The demo patch illustrates the output of the two implementations in gen~.

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Smoothing a signal has often been requested. This patch contains two methods: an integrator, as suggested by cycling74, and a linear ramp. If your design needs a value smoothed to a precise value in a precise amount of time, the ramp is better. If it doesn't matter exactly how long the smoothing takes, or whether the smoother reaches a precise value in a fixed amount of time, the Cycling74 suggestion requires less CPU. The demo patch illustrates the output of the two implementations in gen~. 

Smoothing a signal has often been requested. This patch contains two methods: an integrator, as suggested by cycling74, and a linear ramp. I

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This is awesome. Forgive me - when I see Codebox I understand very little of what's going on. How could you adjust the time it takes? If I wanted it to be 20ms, for instance.

This is awesome.  Forgive me - when I see Codebox I understand very little of what's going on.  How could you adjust the time it takes?  If I wanted it to be 20ms, for instance.

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