Each entry clamps its own input, so a track running past its duration holds
at its end value rather than accelerating off the curve. The clamp is on the
input: outSine(-0.25) is the curve's own residue at zero,
1.1102230246251565e-16, not a flat zero — which is what an output clamp
would give and what the table refuses.
One catalogue curve at
t.Each entry clamps its own input, so a track running past its duration holds at its end value rather than accelerating off the curve. The clamp is on the input:
outSine(-0.25)is the curve's own residue at zero,1.1102230246251565e-16, not a flat zero — which is what an output clamp would give and what the table refuses.