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Sven

2024-01-13T04:46:27Z

Firebolt391d: Changed the dates to better reflect the actual year that the user named Sven was created (2016).

''"Sven is a black hole. His radius is 0.3 AU (1 AU = distance between ground and the sun) long, and his "accretion disk" (the particles that have not yet entered the hole itself) forms a disk shape with a radius of 20 AU, as big as the biggest stars. The actual Sven, if you do not count on any object that spins around him, weighs as much as 10 trillions of our solar. The enormous gravity causes the "accretion" disk to spin in 80% of light speed. This makes Sven a very dangerous black hole. Sven is in the middle of our galaxy, and physicists have theories that our galaxy was created when star material began to spin around Sven around 6 billion years ago. So far, Sven is the biggest black hole we know. Without him, a large part of our galaxy would be spread out when Sven's gravity no longer holds it together. Thank you Sven, your eternal fat helps us keep this galaxy together." -'''Daiku, 02-05-2018'''''

Sven is a user and character who was created in 2016, during the golden years of OS. Sven is so powerful, none can speak the name in the sequencer chat; only those who are worthy to spake the name can say it using the secrets of the bulletin board.

Sven had many followers, and was a very popular topic of discussion, especially during the years 2016 to 2019.

The user named [https://onlinesequencer.net/members/5970 Sven] (user 5970) was created not long after Sven started becoming popular mainstream. This account is most likely an alt created by one of Sven's followers [citation needed].

There are 10 total forum posts that include the word "Sven" somewhere within them, 3 of which use the name in the title, and the remaining 7 have comments that mention the name.

Sven slowly over time lost popularity, especially as the events of 2020 unfolded. Sven became but a relic of ages past, but Sven continues to live eternally throughout the hearts of those who follow him.

Sven

2024-01-13T04:44:37Z

Firebolt391d: Creating the page and giving the page a basic backbone that attempts to explain the origins of our great and mighty Sven while also maintaining the lore.

''"Sven is a black hole. His radius is 0.3 AU (1 AU = distance between ground and the sun) long, and his "accretion disk" (the particles that have not yet entered the hole itself) forms a disk shape with a radius of 20 AU, as big as the biggest stars. The actual Sven, if you do not count on any object that spins around him, weighs as much as 10 trillions of our solar. The enormous gravity causes the "accretion" disk to spin in 80% of light speed. This makes Sven a very dangerous black hole. Sven is in the middle of our galaxy, and physicists have theories that our galaxy was created when star material began to spin around Sven around 6 billion years ago. So far, Sven is the biggest black hole we know. Without him, a large part of our galaxy would be spread out when Sven's gravity no longer holds it together. Thank you Sven, your eternal fat helps us keep this galaxy together." -'''Daiku, 02-05-2018'''''

Sven is a user and character who was created in 2018, during the golden years of OS. Sven is so powerful, none can speak the name in the sequencer chat; only those who are worthy to spake the name can say it using the secrets of the bulletin board.

Sven had many followers, and was a very popular topic of discussion, especially during the years 2018 and 2019.

The user named [https://onlinesequencer.net/members/5970 Sven] (user 5970) was created not long after Sven started becoming popular mainstream. This account is most likely an alt created by one of Sven's followers [citation needed].

There are 10 total forum posts that include the word "Sven" somewhere within them, 3 of which use the name in the title, and the remaining 7 have comments that mention the name.

Sven slowly over time lost popularity, especially as the events of 2020 unfolded. Sven became but a relic of ages past, but Sven continues to live eternally throughout the hearts of those who follow him.

Lucent's Guide

2023-10-11T02:52:04Z

Firebolt391d: Minor factual addition and subtle textual layout change

Lucent's Guide was a website created by the then-[[moderator]] and active user LucentTear in the year 2020. Although Lucent's Guide is no longer available, while it was active it had a big impact on the site and its users.Lucent provided in-depth tutorials and explanations within the guide on several different topics regarding [[Online Sequencer]] note arrangement, OS tools, methodology, how to use Fast Fourier Transforms, and quite a few other topics. Her guide was so influential that the site developers placed a link to her guide at the top of the website, where it remained for several years. The Guide also served as inspiration for the creation of the [https://onlinesequencer.net/wiki/Main_Page Online Sequencer Wiki] itself.
== Current State of Lucent's Guide ==
The link to Lucent's Guide has since expired, or Lucent took it down. Lucent's Guide had also become slightly obsolete with the dawn of a new era of Online Sequencer tools and instruments.

== Lucent's Guide's Conception ==
Lucent's Guide was announced in an Online Sequencer Forums thread in August of 2020:

https://onlinesequencer.net/forum/thread-4168.html

Lucent's Guide

2023-10-11T00:44:20Z

Firebolt391d: Basic formatting updates

Lucent's Guide was a website created by the then-[[moderator]] and active user LucentTear in the year 2020. Although Lucent's Guide is no longer available, while it was active it had a big impact on the site and its users.

Lucent provided in-depth tutorials and explanations within the guide on several different topics regarding [[Online Sequencer]] note arrangement, OS tools, methodology, how to use Fast Fourier Transforms, and quite a few other topics. Her guide was so influential that the site developers placed a link to her guide at the top of the website, where it remained for several years.

== Current State of Lucent's Guide ==
The link to Lucent's Guide has since expired, or Lucent took it down. Lucent's Guide had also become slightly obsolete with the dawn of a new era of Online Sequencer tools and instruments.

== Lucent's Guide's Conception ==
Lucent's Guide was announced in an Online Sequencer Forums thread in August of 2020:

https://onlinesequencer.net/forum/thread-4168.html

Lucent's Guide

2023-10-11T00:42:47Z

Firebolt391d: I created an article about a substantial piece of documentation that used to be highly referenced on Online Sequencer. Although it is a slightly trivial topic, I think Lucent's Guide deserves a place here in the Wiki.

Lucent's Guide was a website created by the then-[[moderator]] and active user LucentTear in the year 2020. Although Lucent's Guide is no longer available, while it was active it had a big impact on the site and its users.

Lucent provided in-depth tutorials and explanations within the guide on several different topics regarding [[Online Sequencer]] note arrangement, OS tools, methodology, how to use Fast Fourier Transforms, and quite a few other topics. Her guide was so influential that the site developers placed a link to her guide at the top of the website, where it remained for several years.

=== Current State of Lucent's Guide ===
The link to Lucent's Guide has since expired, or Lucent took it down. Lucent's Guide had also become slightly obsolete with the dawn of a new era of Online Sequencer tools and instruments.

=== Lucent's Guide's Conception ===
Lucent's Guide was announced in an Online Sequencer Forums thread in August of 2020:

https://onlinesequencer.net/forum/thread-4168.html

Harry

2023-10-08T18:25:22Z

Firebolt391d: Added a picture of Harry

[[File:Harry-Source-Image.png|thumb|The source image used for the Discord emote, a picture of Harry.]]
Harry was Jacob's pet dog growing up.

Harry was a cute white [insert breed here].

Harry was Jacob's companion throughout youthhood and early adulthood. Harry was born in March of 2005. Harry passed away in [insert death date/year].

Harry was such a good boy that he got an emote on discord (:Harry:) dedicated to him.

Harry made his own website as well. https://web.archive.org/web/200607180042...harry.html

Harry will always be remembered. Such good boi.

Harry

2023-10-08T18:23:43Z

Firebolt391d: I made the article titled Harry (its about the dog named Harry).

Harry was Jacob's pet dog growing up.

Harry was a cute white [insert breed here].

Harry was Jacob's companion throughout youthhood and early adulthood. Harry was born in March of 2005. Harry passed away in [insert death date/year].

Harry was such a good boy that he got an emote on discord (:Harry:) dedicated to him.

Harry made his own website as well. https://web.archive.org/web/200607180042...harry.html

Harry will always be remembered. Such good boi.

File:Harry-Source-Image.png

2023-10-08T18:23:01Z

Firebolt391d: Harry was Jacob's doggo companion growing up

== Summary ==
Harry was Jacob's doggo companion growing up

Brad Day

2023-09-23T03:35:34Z

Firebolt391d: I added some information for context in case anyone else is as confused as i am :/

"''LucentTear I'm sorry but I think we should break up. I kind of prefer it when we hang out with '''Brad''' so I'm going to try to start a relationship with them. Sorry for making you sad''"

-Lopyt[[File:Bottle of Brad.png|alt=Bottle of brad|thumb|Bottle of brad]]
[[File:First brad day.png|alt=The first Brad Day on 9/22/17|thumb|The first Brad Day on 9/22/17]]
[[File:Brads typing.png|alt=Brad is typing|thumb|Brad is typing]]
'''Brad Day''' is an Online Sequencer holiday primarily observed annually on September 22 celebrating the birthday of Brad Coulter. It was first observed in 2017.

Brad was the prominent user Lucent's [[wikipedia:Infatuation|crush]] during [[wikipedia:Secondary_school|high school]]. He was also her [[wikipedia:AP_Human_Geography|AP Geography]] [[wikipedia:Teacher|teacher]]; Lucent was [[wikipedia:Hot_for_Teacher|Hot for Teacher]].
[[Category:Jokes]]

Jacob Morgan

2023-08-31T20:02:17Z

Firebolt391d: minor edits and some additional information and links

'''Jacob Morgan''' (born July 15, 1993) is the creator of Online Sequencer. Interested in computer programming, Jacob is an alumnus of Georgia Tech. He is known for developing the website Online Sequencer and is the creator of Buildism.net.
[[File:Jacob morgan.jpeg|thumb|Jacob Morgan in 2018 wearing an official Online Sequencer T-Shirt]]
== Personal Life ==
Jacob is a member of the [[wikipedia:LGBT|LGBTQ+]] community, as stated in a statement by Morgan.

Jacob also suffers from [[wikipedia:Tourette_syndrome|Tourette Syndrome]], a neurological tic disorder. One of his supposed tics is writing about [[Poop]] in the Online Sequencer [[Chat]].

== Jacob's Previous Works ==
In 2010, Morgan started building [http://2dworlds.buildism.net/ 2DWorlds], an online game creation tool.

In 2013, Morgan created a game called [http://playvexillum.com/ Vexillum], a free multiplayer online Capture The Flag game, with guns, swords, and ninja rope.
2013 is the year that Morgan also began working on Online Sequencer.

In 2014, he built a browser-based [https://buildism.net/streetview/ point-and-click Google Streets explorer], based on the classic [[wikipedia:Myst_(series)|Myst]] games.

Jacob Morgan

2023-08-30T21:07:23Z

Firebolt391d: I edited the image description

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| name = Jacob Morgan
| image =
| alt =
| caption =
| other_names = Jacob_
| birth_date = {{Birth date and age|mf=yes|1993|7|15}}
| years_active = 2013–present
| known_for = Founder of ''[[Online Sequencer]]''
| notable_works =
}}

== Jacob Morgan ==
Jacob Morgan is the creator of Online Sequencer. Jacob is an alumni of Georgia Tech and has always been interested in computer programming. Jacob is known for developing the forum for OnlineSequencer, and is the creator of Buildism.net.
[[File:Jacob morgan.jpeg|thumb|Jacob Morgan in 2018 wearing an official Online Sequencer T-Shirt]]

== Personal Life ==
Jacob is a member of the LBGTQ community, as stated in a statement by Morgan.

== Jacob's Previous Works ==
In 2010, Morgan started building [http://2dworlds.buildism.net/ 2DWorlds], an Online Game creation tool.

In 2013, Morgan created a game called [http://playvexillum.com/ Vexillum], a free Multiplayer Online Capture The Flag game, with guns, swords, and ninja rope.
2013 is the year that Morgan also began working on Online Sequencer, a music sequencer that would forever change the internet for forever.
In 2014, he build a browser-based [https://buildism.net/streetview/ point-and-click Google Streets explorer], based on the classic [[wikipedia:Myst_(series)|Myst]] games.

Jacob Morgan

2023-08-30T21:06:02Z

Firebolt391d: I added some content for people to add more onto ig and i added an image of Mr. Morgan

{{Infobox person
| name = Jacob Morgan
| image =
| alt =
| caption =
| other_names = Jacob_
| birth_date = {{Birth date and age|mf=yes|1993|7|15}}
| years_active = 2013–present
| known_for = Founder of ''[[Online Sequencer]]''
| notable_works =
}}

== Jacob Morgan ==
Jacob Morgan is the creator of Online Sequencer. Jacob is an alumni of Georgia Tech and has always been interested in computer programming. Jacob is known for developing the forum for OnlineSequencer, and is the creator of Buildism.net.
[[File:Jacob morgan.jpeg|thumb|Jacob Morgan in 2018]]

== Personal Life ==
Jacob is a member of the LBGTQ community, as stated in a statement by Morgan.

== Jacob's Previous Works ==
In 2010, Morgan started building [http://2dworlds.buildism.net/ 2DWorlds], an Online Game creation tool.

In 2013, Morgan created a game called [http://playvexillum.com/ Vexillum], a free Multiplayer Online Capture The Flag game, with guns, swords, and ninja rope.
2013 is the year that Morgan also began working on Online Sequencer, a music sequencer that would forever change the internet for forever.
In 2014, he build a browser-based [https://buildism.net/streetview/ point-and-click Google Streets explorer], based on the classic [[wikipedia:Myst_(series)|Myst]] games.

File:Jacob morgan.jpeg

2023-08-30T20:53:20Z

Firebolt391d: A selfie taken of Jacob Morgan in 2018 that Jacob posted on the forum titled "The Faces of OnlineSequencer"

== Summary ==
A selfie taken of Jacob Morgan in 2018 that Jacob posted on the forum titled "The Faces of OnlineSequencer"

April Fools Jokes

2023-08-20T05:53:02Z

Firebolt391d: Added 2015 section

The [[Jacob|developer]] of Online Sequencer has been known to make small changes to the site temporarily on [[wikipedia:April_Fools'_Day|April Fools Day]].

=== Previous Years ===
In previous years, the developers have been known to make subtle changes to the website on April Fools day

One year, the site's motto "Make music online" was changed to say "Find love online."

==== 2015 ====
In 2015, Jacob made the front page an auto-playing Rick Roll.

==== 2021 ====
In 2021, an image of the megaship the [[wikipedia:Ever_Given|Ever Given]] was placed in the middle of the editor, a joke regarding the [[wikipedia:2021_Suez_Canal_obstruction|Suez Canal Obstruction]] of 2021 (see [[Easter Eggs and Running Jokes]]).

George Burdell

2023-08-20T05:47:03Z

Firebolt391d: minor fixes

George P. Burdell is a fictional student from Georgia Tech, the institution from which our very own creator and webfather [[Jacob]] Morgan also graduated from.

O Great George, Hallowed Be Thy Name!

Many stories regarding the fictitious student have become popular, including that he has managed to get all of the undergraduate degrees offered at Georgia Tech, among many other things.

To see Wikipedia's full article on George Burdell, go to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_P._Burdell

=== Burdell's Name Credited on Online Sequencer ===
Wikipedia mentions that some students from Georgia Tech sometimes use the name George Burdell to remain anonymous, suggesting that perhaps there may have been a second creator who worked alongside [[Jacob]] during the development of Online Sequencer who preferred to remain anonymous.

Jacob mentioned that he learned about George Burdell during Freshmen orientation at Georgia Tech, but has denied the name being mentioned on the site as referring to anyone in particular. Instead, he used the name as an [[Easter Eggs and Running Jokes|Easter Egg]] and a reference to his education at Georgia Tech. Burdell is also credited on Jacob's older site, [https://buildism.net/streetview/ Buildism Street View]

George Burdell

2023-08-20T05:42:57Z

Firebolt391d: Fan theory about George Burdell being the second developer updated to match Jacob's response on discord

George P. Burdell is a fictional student from Georgia Tech, the institution from which our very own creator and webfather [[Jacob]] Morgan also graduated from.

O Great George, Hallowed Be Thy Name!

Many stories regarding the fictitious student have become popular, including that he has managed to get all of the undergraduate degrees offered at Georgia Tech, among many other things.

To see Wikipedia's full article on George Burdell, go to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_P._Burdell

Wikipedia mentions that some students from Georgia Tech sometimes use the name George Burdell to remain anonymous, suggesting that perhaps there may have been a second creator who worked alongside [[Jacob]] during the development of Online Sequencer who preferred to remain anonymous. Jacob mentioned that he learned about George during Freshmen orientation at Georgia Tech, but has denied the name being mentioned on the site as referring to anyone in particular, but instead he used it as an easter egg and a reference to his education at Georgia Tech

Burdell is also credited on Jacob's older site, [https://buildism.net/streetview/ Buildism Street View]

April Fools Jokes

2023-08-20T05:28:39Z

Firebolt391d: added a new link to the page

The [[Jacob|developer]] of Online Sequencer has been known to make small changes to the site temporarily on [[wikipedia:April_Fools'_Day|April Fools Day]].

=== Previous Years ===
In previous years, the developers have been known to make subtle changes to the website on April Fools day

One year, the site's motto "Make music online" was changed to say "Find love online."

==== 2021 ====
In 2021, an image of the megaship [[wikipedia:Ever_Given|Ever Given]] was placed in the middle of the editor, a joke regarding the [[wikipedia:2021_Suez_Canal_obstruction|Suez Canal Obstruction]] of 2021, and is now a [[Easter Eggs and Running Jokes|running joke]] that runs on Online Sequencer's history.

April Fools Jokes

2023-08-20T05:26:03Z

Firebolt391d: Created the page titled "April Fools Jokes"

The [[Jacob|developer]] of Online Sequencer has been known to make small changes to the site temporarily on [[wikipedia:April_Fools'_Day|April Fools Day]].

=== Previous Years ===
In previous years, the developers have been known to make subtle changes to the website on April Fools day

One year, the site's motto "Make music online" was changed to say "Find love online."

==== 2021 ====
In 2021, an image of the megaship [[wikipedia:Ever_Given|Ever Given]] was placed in the middle of the editor, a joke regarding the [[wikipedia:2021_Suez_Canal_obstruction|Suez Canal Obstruction]] of 2021.

George Burdell

2023-08-20T05:14:26Z

Firebolt391d: Created the article titled "George Burdell" about George Burdell

George Burdell is a fictional student from Georgia Tech, the institution from which our very own creator and webfather [[Jacob]] Morgan also graduated from.

O Great George, Hallowed Be Thy Name!

Many stories regarding the fictitious student have become popular, including that he has managed to get all of the undergraduate degrees offered at Georgia Tech, among many other things.

To see Wikipedia's full article on George Burdell, go to https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_P._Burdell

Wikipedia mentions that some students from Georgia Tech sometimes use the name George Burdell to remain anonymous, suggesting that perhaps there may have been a second creator who worked alongside [[Jacob]] during the development of Online Sequencer who preferred to remain anonymous, but this theory remains unsolved.