Triangle/ramp wavetable triangle~ is a triangle/ramp wavetable with signal input to change phase offset of the peak value. The default lo/hi points are -1. and 1., but may be changed using the lo/hi messages. Cycling '74 MSP oscillator MSP Functions (signal) Phase TEXT_HERE (signal/float) Point 1 TEXT_HERE (signal) Output TEXT_HERE Peak value phase offset Peak value phase offset, expressed as a fraction of a cycle, from 0 to 1.0. The default is 0.5. A value of 0 produces a ramp waveform when the triangle~ object is driven by a phasor~, and a value of 1.0 produces a sawtooth waveform. Function depends on inlet In left inlet: Any signal, float, or an input signal progressing from 0 to 1 is used to scan the triangle~ object's wavetable. The output of a phasor~ or some other audio signal can be used to control triangle~ as an oscillator, treating the contents of the wavetable as a repeating waveform.

In right inlet: Peak value phase offset, expressed as a fraction of a cycle, from 0 to 1.0. The default is 0.5. Scanning through the triangle~ object's wavetable using output of a phasor~ with a phase offset value of 0 produces a ramp waveform, and a phase offset of 1.0 produces a sawtooth waveform. Function depends on inlet In left inlet: Any signal, float, or an input signal progressing from 0 to 1 is used to scan the triangle~ object's wavetable. The output of a phasor~ or some other audio signal can be used to control triangle~ as an oscillator, treating the contents of the wavetable as a repeating waveform.

In right inlet: Peak value phase offset, expressed as a fraction of a cycle, from 0 to 1.0. The default is 0.5. Scanning through the triangle~ object's wavetable using output of a phasor~ with a phase offset value of 0 produces a ramp waveform, and a phase offset of 1.0 produces a sawtooth waveform. Maximum value for signal output Sets the maximum value of triangle~ for signal output. The default value is 1.0 Minimum Value Sets the minimum value of triangle~ for signal output. The default value is -1.0 A signal which corresponds to the value referenced by the triangle~ object's input signal. If the output of a phasor~ or some other audio signal is used to scan the triangle~ object, the output will be a periodic waveform.