Ares64
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#40705
what the 0xy effect does is it cycles an arpeggio (duh)
it plays note 0 (the note you put the command on), then whatever note is x semitones above 0 (so, if 0 was C and x was 4, x would be E), and the same for y.
if either x or y is 0, it will just play the root note (i.e. the one you've put the effect on)
it'll still cycle through two notes if you put, for example, "0c0", but (again, using C), it'll play C-3, C-4, C-3, C-3, C-4, C-3, etc.
so it's kinda different than just going into the instrument macro and putting | 0 12
gosh i suck at explaining stuff like this
/slides away and dies
Posted: 2012-10-18 01:50 (Last Edited: 2012-10-18 02:15 )
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Patashu
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#40711
New idea: Test things before making posts about how you think they work
EDIT: Added instrumentations because that's what you're meant to do when uploading a proof of concept right
EDIT2: aaaa I can't stop adding things
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Necrophageon
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#40713
FlashingYoshi wrote:
0.4.X files are not natively compatible with 0.3.X.
Right, but if you just get 0.4.1, your compatibility issues disappear.
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rainwarrior
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#40714
Ares64: Patashu was right about it. Try it out.
Ares64
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#40736
welp
im a dumb
Patashu
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#40742
Ares64 wrote:
welp
im a dumb
No problem I thought the same thing as you did until I tried it then I realized 'oh this is actually really useful'
Ares64
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#40745
no seriously i feel like a complete idiot
but ok
Patashu
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#40747
Ares64 wrote:
no seriously i feel like a complete idiot
but ok
There are much worse things you could feel like a complete idiot over, compared to being fooled by incomplete documentation that doesn't cover a special case in which your intuition is defined
rofl
Ares64
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#40748
/suspicious glare
u laughin at me punk
rainwarrior
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#40764
This is really more of an SMB3 underground theme. The original SMB is in a 3/4, not 4/4 metre. It could be fun to recast the SMB3 underground in a 3/4 metre though...
jrlepage
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#40775
FlashingYoshi wrote:
Necrophageon wrote:
Is there some particular reason I should be using obsolete versions?
0.4.X files are not natively compatible with 0.3.X. And no, I don't mean 0.3.0. (Nothing's compatible with 0.3.0 except 0.3.0.)
I'm still confused as to why you refuse to use 0.4.1 on the sole basis that it's not backwards-compatible.
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Necrophageon
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#40781
It sounded more to me like he was refusing to use it because 0.3.x versions aren't forwards-compatible... which makes my brain hurt to think about.
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jrlepage
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#40782
Well it just isn't true for a start... o_O
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gyms
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#40783
0.4.1 has hurt me lately : ((
jrlepage
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#40785
It's not like 0.3.7 would've magically fixed all your problems. :p
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