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#X text 20 12 This is an abstraction used in the sequencer example.
Here we take a pointer and sequence an array belonging to it \, either
the amplitude or the frequency \, depending on the value of argument
2 The template of the scalar is given by argument 1 and that of the
array elements by argument 3;
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to new values.;
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