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#X text 470 44 [curve.mmb~ curve];
#X text 493 62 arg1: <optional> parameter that controls the shape of
the curve;
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#X text 182 232 <target level> <time in ms> This will use the stored
curve parameter;
#X text 230 293 <target level> <time in ms> <curve parameter> Curve
parameter will be stored;
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#X text 260 378 curve parameter;
#X text 45 48 [curve.mmb~] is similar to [vline~] except that it can
create curved ramps instead of just linear ones. Negative curve parameters
produce convex increases and concave decays \, while positive values
produce concave increases and convex decays.;
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