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#X text 32 490 this is a 16 step sequencer.. use the pitch slider to
record the pitch while the metro is playing when the metro is stopped
\, select the step you want to add a note to with the step selector
\, then use the pitch slider to set the pitch of that note. a midi
keyboard can also be used to set the pitch.. i think the duration and
tempo slider sets those things.. enjoy;
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