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OK, lets say that row A outputs values a1, a2, a3, and a4 (a1, a2, a3 < a4). If I feed the A output to a comparator with its value set to a4 + 1 and then to a XOR that also has its output to row B, I suppose then that an inverted signal from the XOR would stop A and start B. I really think that by using some boolean logic to the party it might happen. Have I got this wrong?
For hard sync, I suppose that any waveform that sees a sharp transient modulating its pitch would be forced to restart. Isn't this after all, the nature of synchronization? Now wonder why you can't sync sines. There's not a sharp thing anywhere.
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