Why is the control rate denoted by a "k" rather than a "c"?

Best,
Jake

And why is the standard all-pass filter opcode spelled with only one L?!

On 1 August 2011 14:09, Jacob Joaquin  wrote:
> Why is the control rate denoted by a "k" rather than a "c"?
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> Best,
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for historical reasons, ``kontrol''?


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> And why is the standard all-pass filter opcode spelled with only one L?!
>

Shorter word.  This is 1980s computing remember



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