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11        your own instrument scripts in short time. It concentrates on describing        your own instrument scripts in short time. It concentrates on describing
12        the script language. If you rather want to learn how to modify and        the script language. If you rather want to learn how to modify and
13        attach scripts to your sounds, then please refer to the gigedit manual for        attach scripts to your sounds, then please refer to the gigedit manual for
14        <a href="gigedit_scripts.html">how to manage instrument scripts with gigedit</a>.        <a href="gigedit_scripts.html">how to manage instrument scripts with gigedit</a>
15          for Gigasampler/GigaStudio format sounds, or refer to the SFZ opcode
16          <code lang="sfz">script</code> for attaching NKSP scripts with
17          SFZ format sounds.
18      </p>      </p>
19    
20      <h3>At a Glance</h3>      <h3>At a Glance</h3>
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973      </code>      </code>
974      <p>      <p>
975        This script will run an endless loop for each note being triggered.        This script will run an endless loop for each note being triggered.
976        Every <code lang="none">200ms</code>. It will turn the volume alternatingly down and        Every <code lang="none">200ms</code> it will turn the volume alternatingly down and
977        up to create the audible stuttering effect. After each <code>wait()</code>        up to create the audible stuttering effect. After each <code lang="nksp">wait()</code>
978        call it calls <code>event_status($EVENT_ID)</code> to check whether        call it calls <code>event_status($EVENT_ID)</code> to check whether
979        this note is still alive, and as soon as the note died, it will stop        this note is still alive, and as soon as the note died, it will stop
980        execution of the script instance by calling <code>exit()</code>. The latter        execution of the script instance by calling <code>exit()</code>. The latter
981        is important in this example, because otherwise the script instances would        is important in this example, because otherwise the script execution instances would
982        continue to run in this endless loop forever, even after the respectives        continue to run in this endless loop forever, even after the respectives
983        notes are gone. Which would let your CPU usage to increase with every new note.        notes are gone. Which would let your CPU usage to increase with every new note
984          and would never decrease again.
985        This behavior of the sampler is not a bug, it is intended, since there may        This behavior of the sampler is not a bug, it is intended, since there may
986        also be cases where you want to do certain things by script even after the        also be cases where you want to do certain things by script even after the
987        respective notes are dead and gone. However as you can see, that script is        respective notes are dead and gone. However as you can see, that script is
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