Quotile

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Getting Started


Using Quotile

Quotile can play back commands stored in a text file. You can create this text file by hand or by saving your command history to a file using the save command. Scripts are stored in the /Data/scripts directory. Scripts can contain any command available through the command line interface, plus the special wait command. The wait command instructs Quotile to pause script playback until step #32 is reached on the playback sequencer.

Here is an example of saving the command history to a script, then replaying those commands:

> clearhistory
> copy p6 p1
> set p1 6 6 127
> stretch p1 30
> save example
> run example
> copy p6 p1
> set p1 6 6 127
> stretch p1 30

In the above example, the commands in blue were replayed by Quotile. If you were to open /Data/scripts/example in a text editor, you would see:

copy p6 p1
set p1 6 6 127
stretch p1 30