These properties are shared by all the Peer Event types.
The track field is actually a sequence of steps separated by commas, with each step containing zero or more tracks. The following tokens can be used individually or in combination.
Token | Meaning |
Numbers | A simple number specifies a single track. If a number specifies an invalid track it will be ignored. |
+ | Use the plus sign to specify additional tracks eg. "0+2+4" will output to tracks 0, 2 and 4 simultaneously. |
- | Use the minus symbol to specify a range of tracks eg. "1-4" will output to tracks 1,2,3 and 4 simultaneously. |
, | The comma separates steps in the track sequence eg. "1,2,3" will output to track 1 on first triggering, track 2 on the second and track 3 on the third. The track sequence is a loop so the fourth triggering will output to track 1 again. Empty steps are permitted and will produce no output. |
~ | Use the tilde symbol to specify a range of tracks as a list eg. "1~3" will have the same result as "1,2,3". |
n | Signifies "the last track" eg. "0-n" will output on all tracks simultaneously while "0~n" would output on all tracks sequentially. |
a | The lowercase a means "all tracks simultaneously", the same as "0-n". |
A | An uppercase A means "all tracks sequentially", the same as "0~n". |
R | Signifies a random track. See Notes. |
R:3 | Random track from 0-3. If the number specified is greater than the number of available tracks it will be ignored. See Notes. |
R:3-7 | Random track within specified range. The 'n' token is valid. See Notes. |