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play c
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play d
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play e
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off
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channel 1 { set nF5; trigger }
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off; wait beat
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play c
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play d
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play e
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off
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channel 1 { set nG5; trigger }
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off; wait beat
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play c
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play d
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channel 1 { set nF5; trigger }
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play e
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off
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channel 1 { set nG5; trigger }
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off; wait beat
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play b
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off
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off; wait beat
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```
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### Values
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Where a note value is needed, a voltage value (as below) can be substituted, prefixed with a `v`, like `v12c`.
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- Voltage values, which can be expressed in volts (like `2v`), millivolts
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(like `2330mv`), cents (like `220c`), semitones (like `4c`), or octaves (like `1o`), and which can be **absolute** or **relative** (like `+2c`).
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(like `2330mv`), cents (like `220c`), semitones (like `4s`), or octaves (like `1o`), and which can be **absolute** or **relative** (like `+2c`).
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Where a voltage value is needed, a note value (as above) can be substituted, prefixed with an `n`, like `n2C#`.
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- Conf(iguration) values, which are used to set up channel parameters,
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### Channel Control
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- `channel <int>` sets the channel currently being controlled.
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- `channel <int> [{ <commands> }]` (abbr. `c`) sets the channel currently being controlled, or executes the given commands on the given channel.
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- `octave <int>` sets the octave, between 0 and 8, to which simple and relative note values will be played.
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- `octave <int>` (abbr. `v`) sets the octave, between 0 and 8, to which simple and relative note values will be played.
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- `bpm <natural>` sets the tempo of the channel. This is the time used by the time value `beat` and by the `play` instruction.
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