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etc/doc/tutorial/02.1-Synth-Parameters:-Amp-and-Pan.md

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## Parameters
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Sonic Pi supports the notion of parameters for its synths and
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samples. Parameters are controls you pass to `play` or `sample` which
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modify and control aspects of the sound you hear. Each synth has its own
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set of parameters for finely tuning its sound. However, there are common
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sets of parameters shared by many sounds such as `amp:` and envelope
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parameters (covered in another section).
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Sonic Pi supports the notion of parameters for its synths Parameters are
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controls you pass to `play` which modify and control aspects
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of the sound you hear. Each synth has its own set of parameters for
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finely tuning its sound. However, there are common sets of parameters
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shared by many sounds such as `amp:` and envelope parameters (covered in
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another section).
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Parameters have two major parts, their name (the name of the control) and
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their value (the value you want to set the control at). For example, you
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might have a parameter called `cheese:` and want to set it with a value
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of `1`.
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Parameters are passed to calls to `play` and `sample` by using a comma
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Parameters are passed to calls to `play` by using a comma
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`,` and then the name of the param such as `amp:` (don't forget the
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colon `:`) and then a space and the value of the parameter. For example:
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etc/doc/tutorial/02.2-Switching-Synths.md

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# Switching Synths
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So far we've had quite a lot of fun making beeps and playing
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samples. However, you're probably starting to get bored of the basic
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beep noise. Is that all Sonic Pi has to offer? Surely there's more to
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live coding than just playing beeps? Yes there is, and in this section
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we'll explore the exciting range of sounds that Sonic Pi has to offer.
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So far we've had quite a lot of fun making beeps. However, you're
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probably starting to get bored of the basic beep noise. Is that all
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Sonic Pi has to offer? Surely there's more to live coding than just
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playing beeps? Yes there is, and in this section we'll explore the
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exciting range of sounds that Sonic Pi has to offer.
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## Synths
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etc/doc/tutorial/02.3-Durations-with-Envelopes.md

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In an earlier section, we looked at how we can use the `sleep` command
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to control when to trigger our sounds. However, we haven't yet been able
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to control the duration of our sounds (except in the case of samples
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where we can stretch and compress them).
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to control the duration of our sounds.
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In order to give us a simple, yet powerful, means of *controlling the
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duration* of our sounds, Sonic Pi provides the notion of an *ADSR

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