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'''Markers''' are | '''Markers''' are devices to help improve a song's quality. They can be used by right-clicking on the grid. | ||
==Options== | ==Options== | ||
Not limited to: | Not limited to: | ||
Revision as of 18:21, 1 January 2023
Markers are devices to help improve a song's quality. They can be used by right-clicking on the grid.
Options
Not limited to:
- Sequence or instrument volume
- Panning
- BPM (beats per measurement)
- Equalizer
- Delay
- Reverb and the volume
- Distortion and the volume
- Detune
- Autoscroll
- Fast graphics
There's also an option to reset the settings to default as shown in the advanced tab. For example, if the default detune value has been set to +100, and a marker has overridden it in bar 2, any marker after that has the option to click the reset button to +100; it will not reset the advanced tab's detune value.
Some marker options allow for a smooth transition between values called blending, such as a linear increase of detune 0 to detune 100. Any notes played between the notes will play with a specific detune between them, exactly halfway would play the note with +50 detune.
Using the console to format markers
- See also: Console#Markers
Using the formula song.getAllMarkersAtTime(t) (replacing the "t" with another number, use the grid to make a number exact), one can extend beyond the number limited to without the console.
