Some Things To Know About Sequences
We use the Composer to create Sequences, but what exactly is a Sequence?
- Sequences provide the source of all Tablature displayed and played back in Lessons.
- Sequences are created and edited using the Composer.
- A sequence may contain between 1 and 32 Measures, or Bars.
A limitation on the number of notes or events in a Sequence may further reduce this 32 Measure limit.
- A sequence must be given a Name (when created) before it can be
played, saved or pre-viewed.
The name may subsequently be changed,
and is not visible to the public.
- A saved sequence will subsequently be assigned a unique Sequence Number (#), and will be available in My Composer Sequences in Your Music listing.
- Sequences are not directly accessible to the public (see below).
- Once saved, the sequence may be referenced from within one or more
Lesson Pages.
- Lesson Pages are the only way that sequences are made accessible to the public.
- A Lesson Page can specify the range of measures to be included from a given Sequence:-
- A Sequence may be presented over several Lesson Pages
- A Sequence may contain material used in different Lessons
- A Lesson may reference several different Sequences (on separate pages)
- The Insert Scale/Sequence Chart tool available in Lesson, FretBuzz, Message and Feedback dialogs
has nothing to do with Composer Sequences. An unfortunate naming convention indeed.
