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      <title>How to Implement an XY Pad with JUCE</title>
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      <description>The XY Pad is a common UI design in audio plugins that lets you control two parameters simultaneously. This article covers how to implement an XY Pad using the JUCE framework, explaining the relevant Component classes and override methods.</description>
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