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a collection of Pd GUI objects for musical performance
 jmmmp is a collection of Pure Data GUI objects for musical
 performance, including controlling the DAC, volume, debugging,
 linking up with other programs, etc.
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  * array-edit - edit properties of arrays
  * but - Monochrome bang button
  * clock - Chronometer with display in seconds
  * dacm~ - Mono dac~ for lazy people
  * datei-o - Sends the message "open ../../"
  * datei-r - Sends the message "read ../../"
  * datei-w - Sends the message "write ../../"
  * dsp01 - DSP switch
  * f+ - Counter with variable increment
  * gui-edit - edit standard GUI objects fast
  * lbang - loadbang which can be triggered more often
  * liner~ - practical implementation of [line~]
  * liner+~ - practical implementation of signal envelopping
  * mat~ - Level meter with amplitude control
  * maat~ - Level meter with amplitude control, stereo
  * met~ - Level meter with amplitude control, with VU
  * metrum - Metro with GUI
  * m-i - Automatic conversion of MIDI controller
  * mk - shows the controller number and MIDI value
  * oscD - Counts received OSC messages
  * oscS - Interface for sendOSC
  * pd-colors - Pd color palettes (Data Structures + Tcl/Tk)
  * rec-name - Automatic naming for a record/playback engine
  * sguigot - spigot GUI implementation
  * sliders - GUI for incoming midi data
  * snaps~ - snapshot~ GUI implementation
  * spectrogram~ - Spectrogram with 512 bins resolution
  * stoppuhr - Chronometer with two layers
  * tastin - Gate for keyboard input
  * uhr - Shows the time
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Changes: pd-jmmmp (0.1.1-1) unstable; urgency=low
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  * Initial release (Closes: #591840)


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