Sustain - Revision history

Benvisions at 01:49, 26 April 2023

2023-04-26T01:49:29Z

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	To create a sustained note, one must drag out the note on the right side. Conversely, you can also drag notes smaller and have a small release on the instrument.		To create a sustained note, one must drag out the note on the right side. Conversely, you can also drag notes smaller and have a small release on the instrument.

	Note: Not all instruments have this feature. ~~Please refer to~~ [[~~pseudosustain~~]] for ~~more details on sustaining non-sustained~~ instruments.		Note: Not all instruments have this feature. [[Pseudosustain]] would be used instead for instruments not using this feature.
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Benvisions at 02:55, 5 February 2023

2023-02-05T02:55:23Z

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	[[File:Sustained note.png\|thumb\|A sustained Electric Piano note]]		[[File:Sustained note.png\|thumb\|A sustained Electric Piano note]]
	'''Sustain''' is the ability to hold out a note to its full extent. For example, the violin sample can hold out its note for a considerable length of time.		'''Sustain''' is the ability to hold out a note to its full extent. For example, the violin sample can hold out its note for a considerable length of time.

	Certain instruments like the 8-Bit instruments and the Electric Guitar can sustain their notes longer than samples due to the sounds being generated by oscillators built into the Web Audio API that online sequencer uses.		Certain instruments like the 8-Bit instruments and the Electric Guitar can sustain their notes longer than samples due to the sounds being generated by oscillators built into the Web Audio API that online sequencer uses.

	To create a sustained note, one must drag out the note on the right side. Conversely, you can also drag notes smaller and have a small release on the instrument.		To create a sustained note, one must drag out the note on the right side. Conversely, you can also drag notes smaller and have a small release on the instrument.

	Note: Not all instruments have this feature. Please refer to [[pseudosustain]] for more details on sustaining non-sustained instruments.		Note: Not all instruments have this feature. Please refer to [[pseudosustain]] for more details on sustaining non-sustained instruments.
	[[Category:Basic terms]]		[[Category:Basic terms]]

Benvisions at 01:41, 28 January 2023

2023-01-28T01:41:21Z

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	Note: Not all instruments have this feature. Please refer to [[pseudosustain]] for more details on sustaining non-sustained instruments.		Note: Not all instruments have this feature. Please refer to [[pseudosustain]] for more details on sustaining non-sustained instruments.
			[[Category:Basic terms]]

Benvisions: Reverted edits by Benvisions (talk) to the last revision by Fox

2023-01-09T20:54:51Z

Reverted edits by Benvisions (talk) to the last revision by Fox

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	[[File:Sustained note.png\|thumb\|A sustained ~~electric piano~~ note]]		[[File:Sustained note.png\|thumb\|A sustained Electric Piano note]]
	'''Sustain''' is the ability to hold out a note to its full extent. For example, the violin sample can hold out its note for a considerable length of time.		'''Sustain''' is the ability to hold out a note to its full extent. For example, the violin sample can hold out its note for a considerable length of time.

Benvisions: proper noun?

2023-01-09T11:21:01Z

proper noun?

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	[[File:Sustained note.png\|thumb\|A sustained ~~Electric Piano~~ note]]		[[File:Sustained note.png\|thumb\|A sustained electric piano note]]
	'''Sustain''' is the ability to hold out a note to its full extent. For example, the violin sample can hold out its note for a considerable length of time.		'''Sustain''' is the ability to hold out a note to its full extent. For example, the violin sample can hold out its note for a considerable length of time.

Fox: add picture

2023-01-09T03:13:01Z

add picture

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			[[File:Sustained note.png\|thumb\|A sustained Electric Piano note]]
	'''Sustain''' is the ability to hold out a note to its full extent. For example, the violin sample can hold out its note for a considerable length of time.		'''Sustain''' is the ability to hold out a note to its full extent. For example, the violin sample can hold out its note for a considerable length of time.

Benvisions: Link doesn't need to be like that. In wiki concepts, we use two brackets for the opening, and two brackets for the closing.

2023-01-01T19:32:38Z

Link doesn't need to be like that. In wiki concepts, we use two brackets for the opening, and two brackets for the closing.

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	To create a sustained note, one must drag out the note on the right side. Conversely, you can also drag notes smaller and have a small release on the instrument.		To create a sustained note, one must drag out the note on the right side. Conversely, you can also drag notes smaller and have a small release on the instrument.

	Note: Not all instruments have this feature. Please refer to ~~<nowiki>https://onlinesequencer.net/wiki/Pseudosustain</nowiki>~~ for more details on sustaining non-sustained instruments.		Note: Not all instruments have this feature. Please refer to [[pseudosustain]] for more details on sustaining non-sustained instruments.

Benvisions: perspective changning.

2023-01-01T19:01:51Z

perspective changning.

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	Certain instruments like the 8-Bit instruments and the Electric Guitar can sustain their notes longer than samples due to the sounds being generated by oscillators built into the Web Audio API that online sequencer uses.		Certain instruments like the 8-Bit instruments and the Electric Guitar can sustain their notes longer than samples due to the sounds being generated by oscillators built into the Web Audio API that online sequencer uses.

	To create a sustained note, ~~you~~ must drag out the note on the right side. Conversely, you can also drag notes smaller and have a small release on the instrument.		To create a sustained note, one must drag out the note on the right side. Conversely, you can also drag notes smaller and have a small release on the instrument.

	Note: ~~you cannot do this with~~ all instruments. Please refer to <nowiki>https://onlinesequencer.net/wiki/Pseudosustain</nowiki> for more details on sustaining non-sustained instruments.		Note: Not all instruments have this feature. Please refer to <nowiki>https://onlinesequencer.net/wiki/Pseudosustain</nowiki> for more details on sustaining non-sustained instruments.

Benvisions: CE

2023-01-01T19:00:51Z

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	'''Sustain''' is the ability to hold out a note to ~~it's~~ full extent. For example, the violin sample ~~has the ability to~~ hold out its note for a considerable length of time.		'''Sustain''' is the ability to hold out a note to its full extent. For example, the violin sample can hold out its note for a considerable length of time.

	Certain instruments like the ~~8bit~~ instruments ~~have~~ the ~~ability to~~ sustain their notes longer than samples due to the sounds being generated by oscillators built into the Web Audio API that online sequencer uses.		Certain instruments like the 8-Bit instruments and the Electric Guitar can sustain their notes longer than samples due to the sounds being generated by oscillators built into the Web Audio API that online sequencer uses.

	To create a sustained note, you must drag out the note on the right side. ~~Conversly~~, you can also drag notes smaller and have a small release on the instrument.		To create a sustained note, you must drag out the note on the right side. Conversely, you can also drag notes smaller and have a small release on the instrument.

	Note: you cannot do this with all instruments. Please refer to <nowiki>https://onlinesequencer.net/wiki/Pseudosustain</nowiki> for more details on sustaining non sustained instruments.		Note: you cannot do this with all instruments. Please refer to <nowiki>https://onlinesequencer.net/wiki/Pseudosustain</nowiki> for more details on sustaining non-sustained instruments.

Benvisions: Better formatting

2023-01-01T16:16:56Z

Better formatting

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	'''Sustain''' is the ability to hold out a note to it's full extent. For example, the violin sample has the ability to hold out its note for a considerable length of time.		'''Sustain''' is the ability to hold out a note to it's full extent. For example, the violin sample has the ability to hold out its note for a considerable length of time.


	Certain instruments like the 8bit instruments have the ability to sustain their notes longer than samples due to the sounds being generated by oscillators built into the Web Audio API that online sequencer uses.		Certain instruments like the 8bit instruments have the ability to sustain their notes longer than samples due to the sounds being generated by oscillators built into the Web Audio API that online sequencer uses.

			To create a sustained note, you must drag out the note on the right side. Conversly, you can also drag notes smaller and have a small release on the instrument.
	to create a sustained note, you must drag out the note on the right side. Conversly, you can also drag notes smaller and have a small release on the instrument.


	Note: you cannot do this with all instruments. Please refer to <nowiki>https://onlinesequencer.net/wiki/Pseudosustain</nowiki> for more details on sustaining non sustained instruments.		Note: you cannot do this with all instruments. Please refer to <nowiki>https://onlinesequencer.net/wiki/Pseudosustain</nowiki> for more details on sustaining non sustained instruments.