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+. The above diagram demonstrates a way in which to handle the incoming values. The /trigger outlet outputs triggers in the form of integers. The /cursor outlet outputs a list of floats. You can use the unpack object to manage the list as shown above.
+== START PATCHING!!!==
+Now you are ready to start patching and designing awesome responsive sounds!!!
+Below is an example of a basic patch mapping incoming trigger values to a sinusoidal oscillator.
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+The fun doesn’t stop there. You can map values to whatever you like. Triggers are good for triggering notes or sound events and cursors are good for handling continuous data such as gain control or filters.
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