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List of marker options

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	* ''Synthesizer LFO Intensity'' — Adds a slider to change the Synthesizer LFO Intensity.		* ''Synthesizer LFO Intensity'' — Adds a slider to change the Synthesizer LFO Intensity.
	* ''Synthesizer LFO Rate'' — Adds a input to change the Synthesizer LFO Rate to either 1, 1/2, 1/3, 1/4, 1/6, 1/8, 1/12, 1/16, 1/32, or a custom rate.		* ''Synthesizer LFO Rate'' — Adds a input to change the Synthesizer LFO Rate to either 1, 1/2, 1/3, 1/4, 1/6, 1/8, 1/12, 1/16, 1/32, or a custom rate.
	* ''Synthesizer Envelope'' — Adds a ~~slider~~ to ~~change~~ the Synthesizer Envelope.		* ''Synthesizer Envelope'' — Adds a button to toggle the Synthesizer Envelope on or off.
	* ''Synthesizer Attack'' — Adds a slider to change the Synthesizer Attack.		* ''Synthesizer Attack'' — Adds a slider to change the Synthesizer Attack.
	* ''Synthesizer Decay'' — Adds a slider to change the Synthesizer Decay.		* ''Synthesizer Decay'' — Adds a slider to change the Synthesizer Decay.

OftenGuy: /* List of marker options */

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List of marker options

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	* ''Synthesizer Filter'' — Adds a slider to change the Synthesizer Filter.		* ''Synthesizer Filter'' — Adds a slider to change the Synthesizer Filter.
	* ''Synthesizer Filter Q'' — Adds a slider to change the Synthesizer Filter Q.		* ''Synthesizer Filter Q'' — Adds a slider to change the Synthesizer Filter Q.
	* ''Synthesizer LFO'' — Adds a ~~slider~~ to ~~change~~ the Synthesizer LFO.		* ''Synthesizer LFO'' — Adds a button to toggle the Synthesizer LFO on or off.
	* ''Synthesizer LFO Intensity'' — Adds a slider to change the Synthesizer LFO Intensity.		* ''Synthesizer LFO Intensity'' — Adds a slider to change the Synthesizer LFO Intensity.
	* ''Synthesizer LFO Rate'' — Adds a ~~slider~~ to change the Synthesizer LFO Rate.		* ''Synthesizer LFO Rate'' — Adds a input to change the Synthesizer LFO Rate to either 1, 1/2, 1/3, 1/4, 1/6, 1/8, 1/12, 1/16, 1/32, or a custom rate.
	* ''Synthesizer Envelope'' — Adds a slider to change the Synthesizer Envelope.		* ''Synthesizer Envelope'' — Adds a slider to change the Synthesizer Envelope.
	* ''Synthesizer Attack'' — Adds a slider to change the Synthesizer Attack.		* ''Synthesizer Attack'' — Adds a slider to change the Synthesizer Attack.

OftenGuy: /* List of marker options */

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List of marker options

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	These are presented in the same order as they appear in the dropdown menu. '''Options with "Instrument" in them require an instrument to be selected before adding the marker.'''		These are presented in the same order as they appear in the dropdown menu. '''Options with "Instrument" in them require an instrument to be selected before adding the marker.'''
	* ''Sequence Volume'' — Adds a slider to change the global volume of the sequence itself. Its bounds are from 0 times the default volume – effectively muting the sequence – to 2 times the default volume. This functions exactly like the Volume slider at the far top right of the sequencer.		* ''Sequence Volume'' — Adds a slider to change the global volume of the sequence itself. Its bounds are from 0 times the default volume – effectively muting the sequence – to 2 times the default volume. This functions exactly like the Volume slider at the far top right of the sequencer.
	* ''BPM'' — Adds a text input for the new value the BPM will be changed to.		* ''Sequence BPM'' — Adds a text input for the new value the BPM will be changed to.
	* ''Instrument Volume'' — Adds a slider to change the volume of the provided instrument. Its bounds are from 0 times the default volume – effectively muting the instrument – to 2 times the default volume.		* ''Instrument Volume'' — Adds a slider to change the volume of the provided instrument. Its bounds are from 0 times the default volume – effectively muting the instrument – to 2 times the default volume.
	* ''Instrument Panning'' — Adds a slider to change the panning direction of the provided instrument. This functions exactly like the Panning slider under the Advanced Menu.		* ''Instrument Panning'' — Adds a slider to change the panning direction of the provided instrument. This functions exactly like the Panning slider under the Advanced Menu.
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	* ''Fast Graphics'' — Adds a button to toggle the Fast Graphics option on or off. This functions exactly like the Fast Graphics option under the More Tools button.		* ''Fast Graphics'' — Adds a button to toggle the Fast Graphics option on or off. This functions exactly like the Fast Graphics option under the More Tools button.
	These options can also be tweaked beyond their default bounds using [[Console Commands\|console commands]].		These options can also be tweaked beyond their default bounds using [[Console Commands\|console commands]].
			* ''Synthesizer Filter'' — Adds a slider to change the Synthesizer Filter.
			* ''Synthesizer Filter Q'' — Adds a slider to change the Synthesizer Filter Q.
			* ''Synthesizer LFO'' — Adds a slider to change the Synthesizer LFO.
			* ''Synthesizer LFO Intensity'' — Adds a slider to change the Synthesizer LFO Intensity.
			* ''Synthesizer LFO Rate'' — Adds a slider to change the Synthesizer LFO Rate.
			* ''Synthesizer Envelope'' — Adds a slider to change the Synthesizer Envelope.
			* ''Synthesizer Attack'' — Adds a slider to change the Synthesizer Attack.
			* ''Synthesizer Decay'' — Adds a slider to change the Synthesizer Decay.
			* ''Synthesizer Sustain'' — Adds a slider to change the Synthesizer Sustain.
			* ''Synthesizer Release'' — Adds a slider to change the Synthesizer Release.
	[[category:Online Sequencer UI]]		[[category:Online Sequencer UI]]

Benvisions at 01:48, 28 January 2023

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	* ''Fast Graphics'' — Adds a button to toggle the Fast Graphics option on or off. This functions exactly like the Fast Graphics option under the More Tools button.		* ''Fast Graphics'' — Adds a button to toggle the Fast Graphics option on or off. This functions exactly like the Fast Graphics option under the More Tools button.
	These options can also be tweaked beyond their default bounds using [[Console Commands\|console commands]].		These options can also be tweaked beyond their default bounds using [[Console Commands\|console commands]].
			[[category:Online Sequencer UI]]

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2023-01-26T21:01:18Z

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	== List of marker options ==		== List of marker options ==
	These are presented in the same order as they appear in the dropdown menu. '''Options with "Instrument" in them require an instrument to be selected before adding the marker.'''		These are presented in the same order as they appear in the dropdown menu. '''Options with "Instrument" in them require an instrument to be selected before adding the marker.'''

	* ''Sequence Volume'' — Adds a slider to change the global volume of the sequence itself. Its bounds are from 0 times the default volume – effectively muting the sequence – to 2 times the default volume. This functions exactly like the Volume slider at the far top right of the sequencer.		* ''Sequence Volume'' — Adds a slider to change the global volume of the sequence itself. Its bounds are from 0 times the default volume – effectively muting the sequence – to 2 times the default volume. This functions exactly like the Volume slider at the far top right of the sequencer.
	* ''BPM'' — Adds a text input for the new value the BPM will be changed to.		* ''BPM'' — Adds a text input for the new value the BPM will be changed to.
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	* ''Autoscroll'' — Adds a dropdown menu to change the speed of the auto-scrolling when a sequence plays. "Smooth" makes a smoother transition animation when the pointer reaches the edge of the sequencer and loads more of the sequence being played. "Fast" is the default setting which has an instant change to the next part of the sequence being played. "Off" turns off auto-scrolling entirely.		* ''Autoscroll'' — Adds a dropdown menu to change the speed of the auto-scrolling when a sequence plays. "Smooth" makes a smoother transition animation when the pointer reaches the edge of the sequencer and loads more of the sequence being played. "Fast" is the default setting which has an instant change to the next part of the sequence being played. "Off" turns off auto-scrolling entirely.
	* ''Fast Graphics'' — Adds a button to toggle the Fast Graphics option on or off. This functions exactly like the Fast Graphics option under the More Tools button.		* ''Fast Graphics'' — Adds a button to toggle the Fast Graphics option on or off. This functions exactly like the Fast Graphics option under the More Tools button.

	These options can also be tweaked beyond their default bounds using [[Console Commands\|console commands]].		These options can also be tweaked beyond their default bounds using [[Console Commands\|console commands]].

Benvisions at 11:30, 24 January 2023

2023-01-24T11:30:53Z

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	To make a marker, right-click on the measure bar. This is the section with numbers right below the main sequencer interface at the top of the sequencer itself, then select a marker type from the dropdown menu under the "Edit Markers" pop-up and click the <code>+</code> symbol to finally add a marker.		To make a marker, right-click on the measure bar. This is the section with numbers right below the main sequencer interface at the top of the sequencer itself, then select a marker type from the dropdown menu under the "Edit Markers" pop-up and click the <code>+</code> symbol to finally add a marker.

	Once a marker is added, you can tweak the provided fields to your liking. The first button on the left is to make a smooth transition between the defined value of the previous marker with the same type to the values of the current marker being edited. The second value is to reset the value to the default settings. The third option is to delete the marker.		Once a marker is added, you can tweak the provided fields to your liking. The first button on the left is to make a smooth transition between the defined value of the previous marker with the same type to the values of the current marker being edited (this is called blending, which applies to most markers except for Delay, Effects, Distort, Reset, Autoscroll and Fast Graphics). The second value is to reset the value to the default settings. The third option is to delete the marker.

	== List of marker options ==		== List of marker options ==
	These are presented in the same order as they appear in the dropdown menu. '''Options with "Instrument" in them require an instrument to be selected before adding the marker.'''		These are presented in the same order as they appear in the dropdown menu. '''Options with "Instrument" in them require an instrument to be selected before adding the marker.'''

Benvisions at 11:26, 24 January 2023

2023-01-24T11:26:30Z

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	[[File:Marker.png\|right\|thumb\|The marker shape without it being clicked]]'''Markers''' are a feature in the sequencer that allows for changing certain values on the fly while a sequence is being played. For example, they can make an instrument get louder at a certain point, or change the tempo of the song over time. Markers are Online Sequencer's equivalent to automation in other [[wikipedia:Digital_audio_workstation\|DAWs]]. They can also be used to achieve [[wikipedia:Low-frequency_oscillation\|Low-frequency oscillations]], such as vibrato, tremolo, and sidechain.		[[File:Marker.png\|right\|thumb\|The marker shape without it being clicked.]]'''Markers''' are a feature in the sequencer that allows for changing certain values on the fly while a sequence is being played. For example, they can make an instrument get louder at a certain point, or change the tempo of the song over time. Markers are Online Sequencer's equivalent to automation in other [[wikipedia:Digital_audio_workstation\|DAWs]]. They can also be used to achieve [[wikipedia:Low-frequency_oscillation\|Low-frequency oscillations]], such as vibrato, tremolo, and sidechain.

	To make a marker, right-click on the measure bar. This is the section with numbers right below the main sequencer interface at the top of the sequencer itself, then select a marker type from the dropdown menu under the "Edit Markers" pop-up and click the <code>+</code> symbol to finally add a marker.		To make a marker, right-click on the measure bar. This is the section with numbers right below the main sequencer interface at the top of the sequencer itself, then select a marker type from the dropdown menu under the "Edit Markers" pop-up and click the <code>+</code> symbol to finally add a marker.

Benvisions at 11:24, 24 January 2023

2023-01-24T11:24:34Z

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	[[File:Marker.png\|right\|thumb\|The marker shape]]'''Markers''' are a feature in the sequencer that allows for changing certain values on the fly while a sequence is being played. For example, they can make an instrument get louder at a certain point, or change the tempo of the song over time. Markers are Online Sequencer's equivalent to automation in other [[wikipedia:Digital_audio_workstation\|DAWs]]. They can also be used to achieve [[wikipedia:Low-frequency_oscillation\|Low-frequency oscillations]], such as vibrato, tremolo, and sidechain.		[[File:Marker.png\|right\|thumb\|The marker shape without it being clicked]]'''Markers''' are a feature in the sequencer that allows for changing certain values on the fly while a sequence is being played. For example, they can make an instrument get louder at a certain point, or change the tempo of the song over time. Markers are Online Sequencer's equivalent to automation in other [[wikipedia:Digital_audio_workstation\|DAWs]]. They can also be used to achieve [[wikipedia:Low-frequency_oscillation\|Low-frequency oscillations]], such as vibrato, tremolo, and sidechain.

	To make a marker, right-click on the measure bar. This is the section with numbers right below the main sequencer interface at the top of the sequencer itself, then select a marker type from the dropdown menu under the "Edit Markers" pop-up and click the <code>+</code> symbol to finally add a marker.		To make a marker, right-click on the measure bar. This is the section with numbers right below the main sequencer interface at the top of the sequencer itself, then select a marker type from the dropdown menu under the "Edit Markers" pop-up and click the <code>+</code> symbol to finally add a marker.

Benvisions at 11:24, 24 January 2023

2023-01-24T11:24:11Z

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	* ''Instrument EQ Low —'' Adds a slider to change the Equalizer's low frequencies of the provided instrument. This functions exactly like the EQ Low slider under the Advanced Menu.		* ''Instrument EQ Low —'' Adds a slider to change the Equalizer's low frequencies of the provided instrument. This functions exactly like the EQ Low slider under the Advanced Menu.
	* ''Instrument Delay'' — Adds a button to toggle the provided instrument's Delay on or off. This functions exactly like the Delay button under the Advanced Menu.		* ''Instrument Delay'' — Adds a button to toggle the provided instrument's Delay on or off. This functions exactly like the Delay button under the Advanced Menu.
	* ''Instrument Effects'' — Misleadingly labelled, this adds a dropdown menu to change the provided instrument's [[Reverb#List of reverbs\|reverb type]]. This functions exactly like the Reverb dropdown menu under the Advanced Menu, although with the "Off" option added, which turns off [[reverb]]. Please note that changing an instrument's reverb to 'off' will not suddenly cut off the reverb. Instead, it will stop any sounds after the marker from being affected by reverb but will allow any sound already reverberating to continue until it decays to nothing.		* ''Instrument Effects'' — Misleadingly labelled, this adds a dropdown menu to change the provided instrument's [[Reverb#List of reverbs\|reverb type]]. This functions exactly like the Reverb dropdown menu under the Advanced Menu, although with the "Off" option added, which turns off [[reverb]]. Please note that changing an instrument's reverb to 'off' will not suddenly cut off the reverb. Instead, it will stop any sounds after the marker from being affected by reverb but will allow any sound already reverberating to continue until it decays to nothing.
	* ''Instrument Reverb Volume'' — Adds a slider to change the reverb amount of the provided instrument. This functions exactly like the reverb slider under the Advanced Menu. As with instrument effects, instrument reverb volume will not cut off any reverberating sounds when suddenly set to 0.		* ''Instrument Reverb Volume'' — Adds a slider to change the reverb amount of the provided instrument. This functions exactly like the reverb slider under the Advanced Menu. As with instrument effects, instrument reverb volume will not cut off any reverberating sounds when suddenly set to 0.
	* ''Instrument Detune'' — Adds a slider to change the detune of the provided instrument. This functions exactly like the Detune slider under the Advanced Menu.		* ''Instrument Detune'' — Adds a slider to change the detune of the provided instrument. This functions exactly like the Detune slider under the Advanced Menu.

Crumthecrumb at 10:20, 24 January 2023

2023-01-24T10:20:41Z

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	* ''Instrument EQ Low —'' Adds a slider to change the Equalizer's low frequencies of the provided instrument. This functions exactly like the EQ Low slider under the Advanced Menu.		* ''Instrument EQ Low —'' Adds a slider to change the Equalizer's low frequencies of the provided instrument. This functions exactly like the EQ Low slider under the Advanced Menu.
	* ''Instrument Delay'' — Adds a button to toggle the provided instrument's Delay on or off. This functions exactly like the Delay button under the Advanced Menu.		* ''Instrument Delay'' — Adds a button to toggle the provided instrument's Delay on or off. This functions exactly like the Delay button under the Advanced Menu.
	* ''Instrument Effects'' — Misleadingly ~~labeled~~, this adds a dropdown menu to change the provided instrument's [[Reverb#List of reverbs\|reverb type]]. This functions exactly like the Reverb dropdown menu under the Advanced Menu, although with the "Off" option added, which turns off [[reverb]]. Please note that changing an instrument's reverb to 'off' will not suddenly cut off the reverb. Instead, it will stop any sounds after the marker from being affected by reverb but will allow any sound already reverberating to continue until it decays to nothing.		* ''Instrument Effects'' — Misleadingly labelled, this adds a dropdown menu to change the provided instrument's [[Reverb#List of reverbs\|reverb type]]. This functions exactly like the Reverb dropdown menu under the Advanced Menu, although with the "Off" option added, which turns off [[reverb]]. Please note that changing an instrument's reverb to 'off' will not suddenly cut off the reverb. Instead, it will stop any sounds after the marker from being affected by reverb but will allow any sound already reverberating to continue until it decays to nothing.
	* ''Instrument Reverb Volume'' — Adds a slider to change the reverb amount of the provided instrument. This functions exactly like the reverb slider under the Advanced Menu. As with instrument effects, instrument reverb volume will not cut off any reverberating sounds when suddenly set to 0.		* ''Instrument Reverb Volume'' — Adds a slider to change the reverb amount of the provided instrument. This functions exactly like the reverb slider under the Advanced Menu. As with instrument effects, instrument reverb volume will not cut off any reverberating sounds when suddenly set to 0.
	* ''Instrument Detune'' — Adds a slider to change the detune of the provided instrument. This functions exactly like the Detune slider under the Advanced Menu.		* ''Instrument Detune'' — Adds a slider to change the detune of the provided instrument. This functions exactly like the Detune slider under the Advanced Menu.