Pagan Opus Editor
Table of Contents
Controls Overview
Split a rest/note
Tap the position you want to divide.
Then tap the split () button.
Hold it to specify how many pieces you want to split it into.
Insert a rest/note
Tap the position immediately before where you want to insert.
Then tap the insert () button.
Hold it to specify how many rests you want to insert.
Remove a rest/note
Tap the position you want to remove.
Then tap the remove () button.
Hold it to remove all immediate siblings and as well.
Unset a note
Tap the note you want to unset.
Then tap the unset () button.
Set a note
Tap where you want to place a note.
Then use the top row of the note-picker to set the octave,
and the bottom row to set the key.
Relative Notes
Tap either the + or the - next to the note-picker.
Setting the note now will make the note that value above or below the previous note.
Absolute Notes
Tap the |N| button next to the note-picker.
This is the default mode
Add beats to the opus
Tap the label of the column where you want to insert a beat.
Then tap the insert beat () button.
Hold it to specify how many new beats you want to insert.
Remove beats from the opus
Tap the label of the column you want to remove.
Then tap the insert beat () button.
Hold it to specify how many new beats you want to remove.
Add Channels (instruments) to the opus
Pull the config drawer open by swiping from the left side of the screen.
Tap Add Channel.
Remove Channels (instruments) from the opus
Pull the config drawer open by swiping from the left side of the screen.
Tap X on the channel you want to remove
Quick Navigation
If your opus is too long to manually swipe through
Tap the playback (▶) button in the top bar
Use the crub bar to select a beat
Tap the ↪ button
Planned Features
- Linux GTK Version
- MIDI 2.0 Support
- MIDI event broadcasting (So you could plug it into other MIDI Devices)
- Soundfont 3 support (maybe)
- Variable Radix (requires MIDI 2.0)
- Variable Tuning (ie NOT equal-temper)
- Dynamics
- Text Events (ie synchronised lyrics)
- Various Modes, like a tablature editor