Subdivide a phasor into two unequal phasors (multichannel) The swing~ object outputs two phasor signals in the space of one input phasor, with the ability to adjust the "swing" or proportion of the time of the input phasor given to the first of the two output phasors. If the swing is set to 0.5, both the first and second output phasors are equal. But if the swing is set to 0.75, the first phasor lasts for three fourths of the input and the second phasor lasts for one fourth of the time. Cycling '74 MSP MSP Functions Phasor Input Drive the swing~ object with a signal that ramps from 0 to 1. TEXT_HERE Output The output phasor signals that subdivide the input phasor unequally. Step Number swing~ outputs a constant 0 signal when the first step begins and 1 signal when the second step begins. Step Number swing~ outputs a 0 when the first step begins and 1 when the second step begins. Note that these outputs are not synchronized with the audio signal. Initial Swing Value The initial proportion of the total time taken up by the first phasor. If no argument is supplied the default is 0.5. Swing Proportion Converted to float. Swing Proportion Sets the swing proportion between 0.15 and 0.85 Phasor Input Drive the swing~ object with a signal that ramps from 0 to 1. Swing (0.15 - 0.85) Sets the swing proportion between 0.15 and 0.85 Sync Updates to Resets If syncupdate is enabled, changes to the swing proportion will only take effect when either the input or output resets.