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Test site

2024-12-17T17:50:06Z

StuffyYT: This is no longer an issue

The [https://test.onlinesequencer.net/ '''test site'''] is a separate front-end of the site for testing new instruments and features before pushing them to the main branch. You can access it by adding <code>test.onlinesequencer</code> to the URL of a page.

Usually, there are a considerable amount of bugs. On the test site, profile pictures and playlist thumbnails will not load, the interfaces for sequence pages are older, and the forum/wiki lacks formatting or are not found respectively.

==History==
This section lists features which have been available on the test site.

===2024-10-25===
[[Rooms]] is a collaboration feature where multiple people can work on one sequence at once. You can either collaborate with selected people or anyone with the link. This will allow many people to work on a song, without going back and forth with .sequence files or releasing unfinished songs.

Test site

2024-12-16T19:23:33Z

StuffyYT: This may just be me, correct me if I am wrong.

The [https://test.onlinesequencer.net/ '''test site'''] is a separate front-end of the site for testing new instruments and features before pushing them to the main branch. You can access it by adding <code>test.onlinesequencer</code> to the URL of a page.

Usually, there are a considerable amount of bugs. On the test site, profile pictures and playlist thumbnails will not load, the interfaces for sequence pages are older, and the forum/wiki lacks formatting or are not found respectively.

Currently, there appears to be a bug where CSS styling will not load resulting in the entire page appearing white with black text. 

==History==
This section lists features which have been available on the test site.

===2024-10-25===
[[Rooms]] is a collaboration feature where multiple people can work on one sequence at once. You can either collaborate with selected people or anyone with the link. This will allow many people to work on a song, without going back and forth with .sequence files or releasing unfinished songs.

Test site

2024-12-04T19:52:58Z

StuffyYT:

The [https://test.onlinesequencer.net/ '''test site'''] is a separate front-end of the site for testing new instruments and features before pushing them to the main branch. You can access it by adding <code>test.onlinesequencer</code> to the URL of a page. On the test site, profile pictures and playlist thumbnails will not load, the interfaces for sequence pages are older, and the forum/wiki lacks formatting or are not found respectively.
== Collaborate ==
''Main Article: [[Collaborate]]''

Currently being tested is a collaborate feature where multiple people can work on one sequence at once. You can either collaborate with selected people or anyone with the link. This will allow many people to work on a song, without going back and forth with .sequence files or releasing unfinished songs.

Synthesizer

2024-12-04T19:49:24Z

StuffyYT:

The '''synthesizer''' is an instrument that will allow users to create their own custom sounds. It is as an adjustable synthesizer instrument (ID 55). Similar to the 8-bit instruments, it makes use of the Web Audio API instead of samples. When selecting the instrument, the synthesizer tab is shown, with the following options:[[File:Synthesizertab marked.png|thumb|The synthesizer tab]]
#'''Waveform''': the base waveform and sound to use for the instrument. Can be sine, square, sawtooth, or triangle.
#'''Filter''': The type of filter pass and frequency to use can be selected with the dropdown menu and slider. A low pass, high pass, and band pass are available.
#*The high pass and band pass were mislabeled as each other.
#'''Oscillator waveform''': The waveform to use for the oscillator.
#'''Oscillator frequency/toggle''': Allows one to turn the oscillator on or off, along with its period relative to a measure or by frequency.
#'''Oscillator type and amplitude''': The dropdown menu allows one to select what the oscillators affects; volume, pitch, and the filter intensity can be adjusted. The slider controls the effect of the oscillation.
#'''ADSR (Attack, Decay, Sustain, and Release)''': ADSR can be toggled on the left side of the tab. When enabled, the ADSR sliders will control the attack, delay, sustain, and release of the synthesizer.