pitch relevance

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High notes on the right, low notes on the left.
Most (good) piano sims use fairly strict PR. The Games we Played is probably one of the better known examples.

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Let's say you have a melody. If some of the pitches are higher than the others, step those melodies more over to the right or something. Assuming you understand this (which I really hope you do), pretend the song you're stepping has some (ascending order) D-E-F#-G part in it- you could make that a 4286 roll (left-to-right). You can sometimes do the opposite and have a descending pattern for an ascending melody, but that only works in very special occasions, as it can be quite awkward at times.

GLoVE's gym is basically itch relevancy: IIRC. If you have like a varying melody and you put straight 8th jumps to it, that's like not PR at all. Also, pitch relevancy can often break the flow of a file- try to avoid doing this while retaining as much PR as possible. For example, take you're stepping a :metal: song and the guitar is like dun dun dun :spamming the e-string:, keeping that as a jack is not exactly a good idea if it's fast.

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I should have searched before i made this thread lol.
Thanks for the link.
And pitch relevance makes stepping way harder.
Im pretty much gonna have to start over.
Also, thanks trumaestro and npv

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Just a little bit of friendly advice... pitch relevance isn't always a good thing. It's technically correct, sure, but it can make for some awkward and really annoying files. Just use it wisely.

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this is included in ducky's guide i'm pretty sure