Manipulating audio signal in input
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**02-audio-in.py**

The expression illustrated in this example use a phasor signal
in input as the running phase of a self-modulated sine wave.

Here is the complete expression:

.. code-block:: scheme

    (sin (+ (* twopi $x[0]) (* $y[-1] 0.8)))

From inner to outer expression, we have:

.. code-block:: scheme

    (* $y[-1] 0.8)

Where `$y[-1]` is the last output sample multiplied by a feedback
factor (0.8). Then we have the running phase, `$x[0]` is the current
input sample, rescaled to the range 0 -> 2pi for the `sin` function:

.. code-block:: scheme

    (* twopi $x[0])

We add the output delay to the running phase:

.. code-block:: scheme

    (+ (* twopi $x[0]) (* $y[-1] 0.8))

This gives the modulated running phase driving the `sin` function:

.. code-block:: scheme

    (sin (+ (* twopi $x[0]) (* $y[-1] 0.8)))

Complete example
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.. code-block:: python

    from pyo import *
    
    s = Server().boot()
    
    expression = """
    // Self-modulated sine wave with running phase given in input.
    // Try different feedback factors between 0 and 1. 
    (sin (+ (* twopi $x[0]) (* $y[-1] 0.8)))
    """
    
    # External signal used as the running phase.
    input = Phasor(86)
    input.ctrl()
    
    # Create the Expr object and show its expression editor. To
    # re-evaluate the expression hit Ctrl+Enter when the editor
    # has the focus.
    expr = Expr(input, expression, mul=0.5)
    expr.editor()
    
    # Shows the generated signal.
    sc = Scope(expr)
    
    # Converts the mono signal to stereo and sends it to the soundcard.
    pan = Pan(expr).out()
    
    s.gui(locals())