PhraseMate: Auto-capture phrase on write #136
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This applies when auto-capture phrase is on, and the triggering note has a different value from the phrase base note. e.g. if the phrase base note is C-4, and the pattern note is C-5, then the pattern data will be a +12 transposition of the phrase data.
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It looks for a phrase on the current line or a previous line, and uses that. It ignores the selection, instead rendering the phrase from its beginning to end in the pattern editor.
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Adds a new setting to the PhraseMate write panel: "auto-capture phrase". When it's enabled, PhraseMate will look for the first line in the selection to find the instrument and phrase settings commands, and write that phrase information to the pattern.
@bjorn-nesby I just took my best stab at it, I definitely would appreciate any feedback from you