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#X text 161 380 signal;
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#X text 219 380 - input to arc-cosine function;
#X text 219 417 - the arc-cosine of the input;
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#X text 59 94 Use [acos~] to output the arc-cosine of each input sample. Mostly useful just for mathematical reasons. The input is from -1 to 1 and th output is from 0 to pi. For input values outside the -1 to 1 range \, the output is zero!, f 65;
#X text 203 327 as a Vanilla alternative;
#X text 37 327 see also:;
#X text 363 327 and;
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#X obj 110 175 cyclone/cosh;
#X obj 110 205 cyclone/sinh;
#X obj 110 234 cyclone/tanh;
#X obj 72 295 sin;
#X obj 105 295 cos;
#X obj 137 295 tan;
#X obj 169 295 atan;
#X obj 208 295 atan2;
#X text 256 294 - trigonometric functions from Vanilla;
#X text 109 358 All of the functions above are also present in vanilla's, f 29;
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#X text 338 363 or;
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#X obj 285 176 cyclone/atan~;
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#X text 70 19 Control data trigonometric functions from Cyclone:, f 26;
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#X text 297 26 Sigal trigonometric functions from Cyclone:, f 26;
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#X text 257 322 - actually a cosine wavetable;
#X restore 395 328 pd all-trig-objects;
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