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I really love Formula. It is a great problem solver.
Its scope could be even broader if channel number within a polyphonic signal could be used as a variable. So one could change the results of the operation according to the channel or apply some operations differently channel per channel (like > or <...). One could even imagine some ways to transform a monophonic signal into a polyphonic.
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Hello,
I really love Formula. It is a great problem solver.
Its scope could be even broader if channel number within a polyphonic signal could be used as a variable. So one could change the results of the operation according to the channel or apply some operations differently channel per channel (like > or <...). One could even imagine some ways to transform a monophonic signal into a polyphonic.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: