documenting grooves
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# grooves
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Grooves are macros for speed.
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A groove is the equivalent of repeating `0Fxx` commands on each row to get a cycle of speeds. For example, a groove of "6 4 5 3" makes the first row 6 ticks long, the next row 4 ticks, then 5, 3, 6, 4, 5, 3...
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![groove](groove.png)
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To set the song's groove:
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- Open the "Speed" window.
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- Click the "Speed" button so it becomes "Speeds" (effectively a groove of two speeds).
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- Click again so it becomes "Groove".
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- Enter a sequence of up to 16 speeds.
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![groove patterns](grooves.png)
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The "Grooves" window is for entering preset groove patterns.
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- The `+` button adds a new groove pattern; click in the pattern to edit it.
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- The `×` buttons remove them.
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A single `09xx` command will switch to the matching numbered groove pattern.
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