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@ -89,6 +89,14 @@ poly --time-signature '4/4' --tempo 138 --crash '4x---' --hi-hat '8.t-xxx' --kic
Now we have two tracks in the output file and you can change the bass notes to create an expected harmonic context. Now we have two tracks in the output file and you can change the bass notes to create an expected harmonic context.
Let's try one more thing:
```
poly -t 115 -K '32xx16xx' -H '8x' -S '4--x-' -B -o bleed.mid
```
Congratulations, now you have a basic version of "Bleed" by Meshuggah!
# DSL overview # DSL overview
Any pattern can be described by a series of note groups. All note in the note group have the same length. Possible lengths are: Any pattern can be described by a series of note groups. All note in the note group have the same length. Possible lengths are:
@ -110,6 +118,12 @@ Let's compose a few simple note groups:
* `4x` - a group of one fourth note. * `4x` - a group of one fourth note.
* `8.-x` a group of a rest and a drum hit. Both rest and hit have a length of 8th dotted note each. * `8.-x` a group of a rest and a drum hit. Both rest and hit have a length of 8th dotted note each.
It's possible to repeat a group of notes of same length with the following syntax:
* `(3,8x-x)` means repeat three times a series of hit, rest, hit in eighth notes
Now that we know that, we may sequence multiple groups like this:
* `32xx16xx` - Kick pattern from "Bleed" by Meshuggah
... ...
## Guitar pro remarks ## Guitar pro remarks