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#X text 56 194 louder please;
#X text 9 13 A simple version of "Boomerang" by Richard Serra and Nancy
Holt for Pure Data.;
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#X text 180 98 a delay line with an echo;
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#X text 196 128 283 ms .. very important;
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#X restore 12 227 pd booooooommmerranganganging;
#X text 9 340 Serra \, Holt 1974;
#X text 9 359 This version for PD by Luke Loeffler & Dan Wilcox 2010
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#X text 8 118 See http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m5S3_dmj8BU and http://danomatika.com/projects/boomerang-for-pd
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#X text 8 52 Wear closed headphones and make sure both the microphone
input and sound output are loud enough. You should hear your own voice
"boomeranging" back which will confuse your brain and cause your speech
and comprehension to slow down.;
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#X text 182 256 <- sound out \, turn this up;
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