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-The '''Console''' is a way to extend beyond the limits of what OS gives. This is a PC-only tool that is given.
+Console commands extend the functionality of the sequencer beyond what is possible with the UI. To access the console, press Shift + Ctrl + J for Chrome, or Shift + Ctrl + K for Firefox.
 ==Grid==
 Using the formula "grid=g" can make even larger or smaller grids. Due to this, some users had the chance (as early as 2020) to make songs that have unusual grids.
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 Using ctrl-alt-c can automatically split into multiple smaller grid-sized pieces.
 ==Detune==
-Using "setDetune(instrument, n)" (replace n with a number) can make detunes go beyond 1200 or -1200.
+Using "setDetune(instrument, n)" (replace n with a number) can make detune go beyond 1200 or -1200.
 ==Reverb and distortion==
 In reverb and distortion, using "setReverbVolume (r)" and "setDistortVolume (d)" (replace either variable with a number) can both go beyond 1.
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 *''See also: [[Markers#Using the console to format markers]]''
 Using the formula song.getAllMarkersAtTime(t) (replacing the "t" with another number, using the grid to make a number exact) will bypass the restrictions of any effects of what the marker has.
-==Opening the console==
-On PCs, the most common opening way is F12, but they're other ways to open it.