The Kyma Language for Sound Design, Version 4.5

Interpolate
Math Category
A linear combination of two inputs. The left channel of Input0 is multiplied by 1-leftInterp, the left channel
of Input1 is multiplied by leftInterp, and the two are added together (and the same for the right channels
and rightInterp).
This Sound is useful for interpolating between control functions and envelopes (for example, interpolating
between two sets of analysis envelopes and using the result as an input to an OscillatorBank results in a
spectral "morph" from one spectrum to another before it is fed into the OscillatorBank).
Input1
When the Interpolation value is 0, this Sound is at full amplitude and Input2 is at zero amplitude.
Input2
When the Interpolation value is 1, this Sound is at full amplitude and Input1 is at zero amplitude.
LeftInterp
This parameter controls the left channel of the output. 0 results in an output of Input1 alone, and 1 results
in an output of Input2 alone. Any values between 0 and 1 result in a mix of Input1 and Input2 to be output.
(If Inputs are spectral sources, this channel is the amplitude envelopes.)
RightInterp
This parameter controls the right channel of the output. 0 results in an output of Input1 alone, and 1
results in an output of Input2 alone. Any values between 0 and 1 result in a mix of Input1 and Input2 to be
output. (If Inputs are spectral sources, this channel is the frequency envelopes.)
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