Created by a spreadsheet using the wav file creation macro, the code is here. A nice riff I call it data4, in honor of its file name.
The wave macro will now play a large sheet of measures across and down, it works out the boundaries allowing the composer to write rows of ledgers.
Notes are terminated properly in a routine called staccato. In the future, staccato will be expanded to include whatever the musicians want.
Dynamic range can be managed manually by setting the volue to match the chord volume, or just sett the attenuate bit in the mode.
Keep phase alignment bit set and you avoid clicks. Otherwise, for now, you have to pick through the cde for help. E mail me, I will gladly add improvements if they help me learn guitar.
The scales for example:
| q3 | q1 | q0 | |||||||||||||
| q3 | q1 | q0 | |||||||||||||
| q2 | q0 | ||||||||||||||
| q3 | q2 | q0 | |||||||||||||
| q3 | q2 | q0 | |||||||||||||
| q3 | q1 | ||||||||||||||
| q0 | q1 | ||||||||||||||
| q0 | q1 | q3 | |||||||||||||
| q0 | q2 | ||||||||||||||
| q0 | q2 | q3 | |||||||||||||
| q0 | q2 | q3 | |||||||||||||
| q0 | q1 | q3 | |||||||||||||
I took this right off my spreadsheet. The macro plays it just fine, and I can put it on loop with MS Player for drills.
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