Note

Aliases

NOTE, NT, 🎵, ♩

Overview

The Note function is the base note creation function. Using numbers 0-9 or lowercase letters a-z, will yield the same result as using the Note function (without Length and Type parameters.)

Arguments

Name	Type	Description
FretValue	integer	The fret value of this note.

Fret Value

The fret will be defined as follows:

Input	Value
any integer value	The value given
ZGRYBOPLMT or 0 - 9	0 - 9 (0 is open note)
a - z	10 - 35

Examples

Example 1

NOTE(1)

A note of value 1, being a green note. Using "G" for the fret value also works in the Note function.

Example 2

NOTE(1)NOTE(10)

A note with value 1 followed by a note with value 10. a also works to define value 10.

Alternate Ways of Writing Notes

Writing a NOTE function for every note becomes cumbersome and tedious, therefore, Unilang will interpret numbers 0-9 and letters a-z as notes with values 0-35. If you want notes above 35 for some reason, you can use the NOTE function, or surround any integer value with single quotes ' to achieve this.

Example 3

123456789abc

Using numbers and letters to write notes.

Example 4

1111'10''10''10''10'

Using quotes to write note values above 9.

Chords

You can use the CHORD function or wrap notes within square brackets [] to create chords. See Chord for more information about chords.

Example 5

[345]3210

Will create a chord with the notes 3, 4, 5, followed by singular notes of 3, 2, 1 then an open note.

Note Properties

You can also use curly braces {} or the SET_NOTE_PROPERTIES function after any note to set the length and type of that note. See Set Note Properties for more information about setting note properties.

Example 6

3{8}

Setting the length of a yellow note to 8 steps using curly braces.