Turns a control value into an audio signal, ramped so it never clicks.
Cords carry sound and numbers land on knobs; Sig is the one organism that sends a number back out as a cord, for the few places that need one. Most of the time a Follower, a sensor or an LFO goes straight onto a knob through a control cord, but a Number that has to sit inside a Math formula as a signal, a Slider driving a control-voltage output through an AuxOut with its DC guard off, or a constant added to a cord all need Sig. Whatever lands on its Value socket leaves the outlet as a steady signal.
Parameters
| Value | The number to turn into a signal. Cord anything onto it, or type it. |
| Slew | How long a change takes to arrive, in milliseconds. At 0 a change lands in one sample; the 5 ms default rounds off steps without noticeable lag. |
Recipe
| Offset into Math | Cord a Slider onto Sig's Value and Sig's outlet into Math's b inlet, with the audio on a. Write a+b in Math and the Slider adds a DC offset to the signal; set Slew to 200 so moving the fader glides rather than steps. |