@ingox I was warning about the act of editing the pure data file in a text editor

@nuromantix said:

Ah in case anybody else cares, I figured out you can just open the patch as a text file and change the order of the objects that way. Objects defined earlier go behind objects defined later.

cutting, pasting or re-ordering the *.pd file with a text editor will probably mess up the connection order and may even prevent the file opening

i do it like this

Edit: I think the -s flag is necessary

Added fm_lead, if that is the sort of thing you are after
demos-rev2.pd

If you want vibrato you need to continuously add to the input frequency of the note to play
And as midi is control domain not audio you need to take a snapshot of the LFO to convert to control domain
vib.pd

[list length]
is what you need

Or you could hide a bang at each end of the slider to nudge the value and use the centre area of the slider to scroll ( there will be a dead zone for scrolling at each end where the bang takes the focus)
nudge-slider.pd

Edit:
Weirdly nudging to a lower value, steps 2, but changing the message [-1( to -0.5 fixes that

If you hold the shift when sliding you get a finer adjustment

rename the array to $0-wavemon and the tabwrite to [tabwrite~ $0-wavemon]
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The $0 (dollar zero) represents a unique number each time the abstraction is instantiated