Arithmetic

Twelve nodes for arithmetic and mathematical operations. Use them to combine, reshape, and constrain signals between other nodes.

Add

Outputs the sum of two values.

Subtract

Outputs the difference of two values.

Multiply

Outputs the product of two values.

Divide

Outputs the quotient of two values. Division by zero returns 0.

Power

Raises a value to an exponent.

Min

Outputs the smaller of two values.

Max

Outputs the larger of two values.

Mod

Outputs the remainder after division. Mod by zero returns 0.

Clamp

Restricts a value to a range.

Sin

Outputs the sine of the input, where 1.0 = one full turn.

Cos

Outputs the cosine of the input, where 1.0 = one full turn.

Abs

Outputs the absolute value.

Tips

• Multiply is the most common math node. Use it to gate a signal (multiply by 0 or 1), scale amplitude, or combine two modulation sources.
• Clamp is useful after Multiply Add to ensure a signal stays within bounds.
• Sin and Cos expect input in turns (0–1), not radians. A Phasor cycling 0–1 produces one full sine cycle.
• Power with Exponent 2 squares the input, useful for creating curves from linear ramps.
• Mod creates repeating patterns from ascending signals. Feed a Phasor into Mod with B = 0.25 for four repeats per cycle.

Related

• Multiply Add: combined scale + offset in one node
• Oscillator: generates waveforms directly instead of building from Sin/Cos
• From Polar: uses Sin/Cos internally for coordinate conversion