That Tingly Feelin' When It All Works (Spoiler: Sometimes It Does)

The Feelin' It Menu lets you make chord playback sound less like a bleepin' robot & more like an actual human who knows what they're doin'. Here's how we fake it:

Timing

So like, any rhythm can either rush ahead or drag behind the beat—that's literally life, amirite? That's what Timing does. Pick your vibe:

• Pull plays the chord all laid-back behind the beat — keeps your song from soundin' like you're speedin' down the highway.
• On plays the chords & notes right on the beat. Boring. But it's the default.
• Push yeets the chords & notes in front of the beat like you can't wait for the next bar.

Looseness

This is how much each note actually cares about playin' with the other notes. Like, if you're doin' a four-note arpeggio, those four notes might not be all perfectly hittin' each eighth note like some kinda metronome bot.

• Tight plays the notes dead on the beat. Default. Precision is cool, we guess.
• Loose plays the notes more naturally & kinda misses the target (on purpose, we swear).
• Sloppy plays each note all over the place, givin' you that beautiful "I have no idea what I'm doin'" vibe.

Dynamics

Real talk: when you play chords, you're not pressin' every single note with the same angry finger-force. Dynamics lets you control how hard each note gets smashed.

• Even means every note gets the exact same velocity. Default. Robots love this.
• Lively means each note can vary a teensy bit so it sounds like a human actually touched it.
• Wild plays each note with absolute chaos & maximum volume swings. It's freakin' awesome.