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class:: Peak
summary:: Track peak signal amplitude.
related:: Classes/PeakFollower
categories::  UGens>Analysis>Amplitude


Description::

Outputs the peak amplitude of the signal received at the input. When
a trigger occurs at the  code::reset::  input, the maximum
output value is reset to the current value.


Internally, the absolute value of the signal is used, to prevent
underreporting the peak value if there is a negative DC offset. To obtain
the minimum and maximum values of the signal as is, use the
link::Classes/RunningMin::  and  link::Classes/RunningMax::  UGens.


classmethods::

method::ar, kr

argument::in

The input signal.

argument::trig

Trigger. Resets the output value to the current input value. A trigger happens when the signal changes from non-positive to positive.


Examples::

code::

(
{
	SinOsc.ar(
			Peak.ar(Dust.ar(20), Impulse.ar(0.4)) * 500 + 200,
			0, 0.2
	)

}.play;
)

// follow a sine lfo, reset rate controlled by mouse x
(
{
	SinOsc.ar(
			Peak.kr(SinOsc.kr(0.2), Impulse.kr(MouseX.kr(0.01, 2, 1))) * 500 + 200,
			0, 0.2
	)

}.play;
)

::