Fun with JS Console

[Frank]

var opt = document.createElement("option");
opt.value = 17;
opt.text = "Option: Value 18";
instrumentSelect.add(opt, instrumentSelect.options[17]);

You can also use the addNote method: song.addNote(new Note(song,piano[48],0,1,17))

I'd like to compliment Jacob_; his code is human readable even in the JS console.

[BY THE WAY I DON'T KNOW JAVASCRIPT VERY WELL BUT I HAVE A DRIVE TO DO STUFF LIKE THIS ]

[Frank]

Wait did Jacob or Burdell code this?

[Arustyteakettle]

Wait did Jacob or Burdell code this?

burdell is good easter egg click his name

[Frank]

Wait did Jacob or Burdell code this?

burdell is good easter egg click his name

Wow I was *this* close to finding a cool easter egg on my own.

[Arustyteakettle]

Wait did Jacob or Burdell code this?

burdell is good easter egg click his name

Wow I was *this* close to finding a cool easter egg on my own.

burdells a ghost/fictional woooo!

[Frank]

var opt = document.createElement("option");
opt.value = 17;
opt.text = "Option: Value 18";
instrumentSelect.add(opt, instrumentSelect.options[17]);

You can also use the addNote method: song.addNote(new Note(song,piano[48],0,1,17))

I'd like to compliment Jacob_; his code is human readable even in the JS console.

[BY THE WAY I DON'T KNOW JAVASCRIPT VERY WELL BUT I HAVE A DRIVE TO DO STUFF LIKE THIS ]

Online Sequencer:456934:0 D6 1 17;

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