Rasmus wrote:

>You could have read the file with kread2 opcode if it had still  
been >around (where did it go?), but that would be kind of silly,  
since >the opcode rms can do the same task with no intermediate  
step.
>Of course, for realtime, perhaps kread would have been faster?

You could also easily write the result of an rms opcode into a  
function table with tablew if you want to store it as a function for  
more optimized use in real-time.

regards,
Jon

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