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Regarding my main patch above, I have one additional small question. For the object "jit.op @op + @val 1" (which you can see on the left), I would like to ~~change it to "float" so my~~ value ~~change can be a decimal number smaller~~ than ~~one~~, ~~for example, ""@val 0.5".~~ That way the lines wouldn't fade as quickly in the image. Any suggestions?

Regarding my main patch above, I have one additional small question. For the object "jit.op @op + @val 1" (which you can see on the left), I would like to slow down how often the value is added (like maybe every 4th bang rather than every bang?), if that's the right way to think about it? That way the lines wouldn't fade as quickly in the image. The goal is to have more layering than is happening now. Any suggestions?

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	Regarding my main patch above, I have one additional small question. For the object "jit.op @op + @val 1" (which you can see on the left), I would like to ~~change it to "float" so my~~ value ~~change can be a decimal number smaller~~ than ~~one~~, ~~for example, ""@val 0.5".~~ That way the lines wouldn't fade as quickly in the image. Any suggestions?		Regarding my main patch above, I have one additional small question. For the object "jit.op @op + @val 1" (which you can see on the left), I would like to slow down how often the value is added (like maybe every 4th bang rather than every bang?), if that's the right way to think about it? That way the lines wouldn't fade as quickly in the image. The goal is to have more layering than is happening now. Any suggestions?