@@ -404,22 +404,22 @@ If no denominator is given, it will default to the next power of two
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(so 3:4, 5:8, 7:8, 11:16).
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So in other words if you need a 5:6, you'll need to write t5:6. :)
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The ratio of the beat saves. You only need to specify it once per group.
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- For nested tripets, group those by adding an extra 't '.
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+ For nested tripets, group those by adding an extra 'T '.
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Consider the 2 tracks:
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```
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- 1 1t
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- 2 2t
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- 3 3t
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+ 1 1T
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+ 2 2T
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+ 3 3T
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- 1 1t
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- 2 2t
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- 3 3t
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+ 1 1T
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+ 2 2T
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+ 3 3T
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```
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- The spacing is not even between the sets, but the 't ' value stretches them
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+ The spacing is not even between the sets, but the 'T ' value stretches them
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to make them line up in a default ratio of 3:4.
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## Picking
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## Key changes
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- The following behavior is optional and probably not useful to many musicians.
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- However, beginners may find inspiration by picking a scale instead of using
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- sharps and flats.
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+ ```
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+ # change key (this will change the key of the current scale to 3 (E))
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+ %k=3
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- The current scale is currently accessible as a global variable (this will be per-track soon).
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+ # to set a relative key, this will go from a major scale to relative minor scale
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+ %k+6
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- To set the notes to match scale,
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+ # you can also go down to relative minor below
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+ %k-6
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- ```
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- # set notes to dorian mode (won't change key)
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+ # scale names are supported, this changes the scale shape to dorian
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%s=dorian
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- # rotate/relative scale (will move the key note)
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- %r=dorian
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- # in either case, you can also use mode numbers
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+ # you can also use mode numbers
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%s=2
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- %r=2
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```
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## Chords (Advanced)
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