SuperScrollorama, what is TweenMax duration for?

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I am trying to use SuperScrollorama in order to implement a small site with parallax.
I have a few questions but I will start with this: what is the duration attribute in the TweenMax function used for?

controller.addTween(10, TweenMax.to($('#title-line1'), .75 /*** this one ***/, {css:{top: 600}, ease:Quad.easeOut}),200);

I know that the attribute is used to set the duration of the animation (in the TweenMax library), but how is it used in SuperScrollorama?
I couldn't find noticeable differences when the scrollDuration is more than 0.

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Magnus Engdal On BEST ANSWER

I believe it's the relation between multiple tweens. If you are using multiple tweens with different durations for TweenMax, for example duration 1 and duration 2, then second tween will happen over twice the number of pixels in relation the the first tween.

Since it's just a relation between tweens, the number doesn't matter. It can be 1 and 2 or 1000 and 2000. The outcome would be the same.