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#X text 650 155 The thing is that the [savestate] objects aren't differentiated. In this example both will output a collection of lists sent to both objects., f 34;
#X text 652 241 Hence \, it is a good idea to tag and route the lists differently. Here we prepend "amp" or "freq" to tag the lists., f 34;
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#X text 650 101 You can use multiple [savestate] objects instead of sending multiple lists to a single one., f 35;
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