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@ -24,4 +24,4 @@ The Apple II keyboard is mapped to a one octave piano keyboard, plus one note on
Command keys and note keys can be interspersed together.
### Recording Macros
One of the most powerful features of the Oscillation Overthruster is macro recording. There are seven macros that can be assigned to the lower row of keys, Z ... M. To record one of the macros, type the key along with the CONTROL key to begin recording. The RECORDING text will show up to the right of the text panel during recording. When recording, other macros can be called, allowing nested calls. However, recursive macros cannot be made, i.e. macro Z calling macro X calling macro Z. If, during recording, you want to cancel the macro, press ESCape. Their are two ways to save the macro: absolute and relative. An absolute macro will retain the state settings at the time the macro is recorded. Octave, duration, and LFO settings are restored before the macro is played, then restored when it is done. A relative macro will use the current settings when playing back. You can make the current macros persistent by pressing 'P' to write the macros and current settings to disk for the next time.
One of the most powerful features of the Oscillation Overthruster is macro recording. There are seven macros that can be assigned to the lower row of keys, Z ... M. To record one of the macros, type the key along with the CONTROL key to begin recording. The RECORDING text will show up to the right of the text panel during recording. When recording, other macros can be called, allowing nested calls. However, recursive macros cannot be made, i.e. macro Z calling macro X calling macro Z. If, during recording, you want to cancel the macro, press ESCape. Their are two ways to save the macro: absolute and relative. An absolute macro will retain the state settings at the time the macro is recorded. Octave, duration, and LFO settings are restored before the macro is played, then restored when it is done. A relative macro will use the current settings when playing back. To record a rest, the spacebar will insert a pause for the length of the current duration. You can make the current macros persistent by pressing 'P' to write the macros and current settings to disk for the next time.