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# channels
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The "Channels" dialog allows manipulation of the song's channels.
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the "Channels" dialog allows manipulation of the song's channels.
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Each channel has the following options:
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- **Visible**: uncheck the box to hide the channel from view. Pattern data will be kept.
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- Crossed-arrows button: Click and drag to rearrange pattern data throughout the song. _Note:_ This does _not_ move channels around within a chip! It only affects pattern data.
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each channel has the following options:
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- **Visible**: uncheck the box to hide the channel from view. pattern data will be kept.
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- crossed-arrows button: click and drag to rearrange pattern data throughout the song.
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- note: this does _not_ move channels around within a chip! it only affects pattern data.
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- **Name** is the name displayed at the top of each channel in the tracker view.
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- To the right of that is the abbreviation used above each channel in the order view.
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- to the right of that is the abbreviation used above each channel in the order view.
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- `%V`: volume (percentage)
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- `%b`: volume (hex)
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- `%%`: percent sign
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- The OK button returns from options view to the oscilloscopes.
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- the OK button returns from options view to the oscilloscopes.
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## gradient
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# chip manager
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The **chip manager** window does exactly what it says.
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the **chip manager** window does exactly what it says.
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**Preserve channel order**: Make existing pattern data stay in place even when chips are rearranged. If turned off, pattern data will rearrange to match (the default, and usually the desired behavior).
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**Preserve channel order**: make existing pattern data stay in place even when chips are rearranged. if turned off, pattern data will rearrange to match (the default, and usually the desired behavior).
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To move a chip around, click and drag the  button to its left.
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to move a chip around, click and drag the  button to its left.
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To replace a chip with a different one, click the  and select the replacement.
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to replace a chip with a different one, click the  and select the replacement.
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To remove a chip entirely, click the  button.
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to remove a chip entirely, click the  button.
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Click a chip's name to open its options, where one can set clock rate, chip variant, and other specifics.
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click a chip's name to open its options, where one can set clock rate, chip variant, and other specifics.
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The clock shows the current playback position relative to the start of the song:
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the clock shows the current playback position relative to the start of the song:
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- order : row
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- measure : beat (as defined by row highlight settings)
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Comments, credits, or any arbitrary text may be entered here.\
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It has no effect on the song.
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comments, credits, or any arbitrary text may be entered here.\
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it has no effect on the song.
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There is no word wrap; long lines must be broken manually with the Enter key.
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there is no word wrap; long lines must be broken manually with the Enter key.
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# grooves
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Grooves are macros for speed.
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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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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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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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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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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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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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a single `09xx` command will switch to the matching numbered groove pattern.
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## BPM
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_note:_ this table assumes a song's tick rate setting is left at its default value for the chosen engine speed: 60 for NTSC, or 50 for PAL.
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BPM NTSC | BPM PAL | groove | | BPM NTSC | BPM PAL | groove
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bPM NTSC | BPM PAL | groove | | BPM NTSC | BPM PAL | groove
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100.00 | 83.33 | 9 | | 168.75 | 140.63 | 6, 5, 5
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102.86 | 85.71 | 9, 9, 9, 8 | | 171.43 | 142.86 | 6, 5, 5, 5
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# log viewer
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The log viewer provides a look at Furnace's internal messages. This can be useful for chasing down problems.
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the log viewer provides a look at Furnace's internal messages. this can be useful for chasing down problems.
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If the **Follow** checkbox is enabled, the log will snap to the bottom and continually scroll to show the newest messages. If disabled, it will stay put on what's currently shown.
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if the **Follow** checkbox is enabled, the log will snap to the bottom and continually scroll to show the newest messages. if disabled, it will stay put on what's currently shown.
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The **Level** dropdown determines the minimum importance of the messages displayed.
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the **Level** dropdown determines the minimum importance of the messages displayed.
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| level | message shown |
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# mixer
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The "Mixer" dialog provides options for overall sound mixing.
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the "Mixer" dialog provides options for overall sound mixing.
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## "Mixer" tab
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"Master Volume" controls the overall mix.
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Each chip has several options:
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- **Invert**: Flips the output wave.
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- **Volume**: Controls the chip's volume relative to other chips.
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- **Panning**: Left-right sound control.
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- **Front/Rear**: Front-read sound control. Only useful for setups with four or more speakers.
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each chip has several options:
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- **Invert**: flips the output wave.
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- **Volume**: controls the chip's volume relative to other chips.
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- **Panning**: left-right sound control.
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- **Front/Rear**: front-read sound control. only useful for setups with four or more speakers.
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## "Patchbay" tab
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- **Automatic patchbay**: Make appropriate connections when adding, removing, or changing chips and chip settings.
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- **Display hidden ports**: Shows all available connection ports. The "System" unit actually has 16 ports; 1 maps to the left channel, and 2 maps to the right.
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- **Automatic patchbay**: make appropriate connections when adding, removing, or changing chips and chip settings.
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- **Display hidden ports**: shows all available connection ports. the "System" unit actually has 16 ports; 1 maps to the left channel, and 2 maps to the right.
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- **Display internal**: hows two additional units, one for sample previews and one for the metronome sound.
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The graph shows each existing unit along with their outputs, inputs, and the "patch cables" connecting them. Connections can be made by dragging between an output and an input. Right-clicking on a unit gives the option to disconnect all patches from that unit.
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the graph shows each existing unit along with their outputs, inputs, and the "patch cables" connecting them. connections can be made by dragging between an output and an input. right-clicking on a unit gives the option to disconnect all patches from that unit.
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# oscilloscope
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The Oscilloscope shows the waveform of the mix of all currently playing sounds.
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the Oscilloscope shows the waveform of the mix of all currently playing sounds.
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Right-clicking on the oscilloscope toggles the adjustment sliders:
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right-clicking on the oscilloscope toggles the adjustment sliders:
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- waveform height zoom
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- width of viewed audio (window size) in milliseconds.
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# pattern manager
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The pattern manager is useful for cleaning up stray patterns and as an overview of pattern usage.
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the pattern manager is useful for cleaning up stray patterns and as an overview of pattern usage.
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**Re-arrange patterns** renumbers patterns to be in sequence, along with changing all references in the order list to match.
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The pattern grid shows each channel and all its patterns. These are color-coded to show how much they're used in the song; these colors can be changed in Settings.
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the pattern grid shows each channel and all its patterns. these are color-coded to show how much they're used in the song; these colors can be changed in Settings.
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| orange | Really overused | used in half or more orders |
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| magenta | Combo Breaker | the only used pattern in this channel! |
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Right-clicking a pattern will permanently delete it.
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right-clicking a pattern will permanently delete it.
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# piano / input pad
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The piano serves as a non-keyboard interface to input notes.
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the piano serves as a non-keyboard interface to input notes.
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The buttons at the left do the following:
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the buttons at the left do the following:
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| move one octave down | move one octave up | open options |
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| fewer visible octaves | more visible octaves | swap buttons |
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When swapped, the bottons do the following:
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when swapped, the bottons do the following:
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| input note off | input note release | open options |
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| input macro release | delete | swap buttons |
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Every C key is labelled with its octave.
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every C key is labelled with its octave.
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Right-clicking on the piano keys will make the buttons disappear; right-clicking again brings them back.
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right-clicking on the piano keys will make the buttons disappear; right-clicking again brings them back.
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## options
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Key layout:
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key layout:
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- **Automatic**
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- **Standard**: Black keys are 2/3 length.
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- **Continuous**: Black keys are full length.
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- **Standard**: black keys are 2/3 length.
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- **Continuous**: black keys are full length.
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**Share play/edit offset/range**: If disabled, the piano will keep different octave and range values for playback and non-playback states.
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**Read-only (can't input notes): Prevents note entry.
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**Share play/edit offset/range**: if disabled, the piano will keep different octave and range values for playback and non-playback states.
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**Read-only (can't input notes): prevents note entry.
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# register view
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During playback, "Register View" shows the hex data involved with each chip's operation.
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during playback, "Register View" shows the hex data involved with each chip's operation.
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# statistics
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The Statistics dialog shows running stats such as overall audio processing load and per-chip sample memory.
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the Statistics dialog shows running stats such as overall audio processing load and per-chip sample memory.
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