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A non-7-beat row is first introduced in [[Welcome Back]], with [[Mark]] having '''5 beats''' instead. He is also the only patient to have a row whose length is not 7. In [[Blurred]], there is a brief instance of Mark (and [[Edega]]) having a '''6-beat row'''.

'''Row Length''' is primarily defined by the row's ''length'' property, and its classic beats' ''length'' property. While patients like [[Cockatiel]] feature a row that ''sounds'' like 4 beats, it is still a 7-beat row due to being 7 beats long~~. Additionally, for all rows, its counting sound may gradually be removed if its length does not change unpredictably~~.

'''Row Length''' is primarily defined by the row's ''length'' property, and its classic beats' ''length'' property. While patients like [[Cockatiel]] feature a row that ''sounds'' like 4 beats, it is still a 7-beat row due to being 7 beats long.

== Levels ==

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** Similarly, [[Parrot]] uses a <code>-x-x-x</code> pattern in [[Corazones Viejos]] which can be interpreted as a [[Swing (Gimmick)|swung]] 4-beat row.

** Similarly, [[Oriole]] uses a <code>-x-x-x</code> pattern in [[Corazones Viejos]] which can be interpreted as a [[Swing (Gimmick)|swung]] 4-beat row with [[Holds|holds]].

** Treble has a <code>xx----</code> pattern in [[Worn Out Tapes]], though it isn't tutorialized, instead using counting sounds as a cue.

** Lune has a similar <code>xx----</code> pattern in [[Kingdom of Balloons]], though it also uses [[holds]].

* Row length can be applied to [[Oneshot Beats|Oneshot rows]]. This has no effect on gameplay, but can be used as a visual effect.

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 A non-7-beat row is first introduced in [[Welcome Back]], with [[Mark]] having '''5 beats''' instead. He is also the only patient to have a row whose length is not 7. In [[Blurred]], there is a brief instance of Mark (and [[Edega]]) having a '''6-beat row'''.
-'''Row Length''' is primarily defined by the row's ''length'' property, and its classic beats' ''length'' property. While patients like [[Cockatiel]] feature a row that ''sounds'' like 4 beats, it is still a 7-beat row due to being 7 beats long. Additionally, for all rows, its counting sound may gradually be removed if its length does not change unpredictably.
+'''Row Length''' is primarily defined by the row's ''length'' property, and its classic beats' ''length'' property. While patients like [[Cockatiel]] feature a row that ''sounds'' like 4 beats, it is still a 7-beat row due to being 7 beats long.
 == Levels ==
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 ** Similarly, [[Parrot]] uses a <code>-x-x-x</code> pattern in [[Corazones Viejos]] which can be interpreted as a [[Swing (Gimmick)|swung]] 4-beat row. <!-- maybe remove these ? -->
 ** Similarly, [[Oriole]] uses a <code>-x-x-x</code> pattern in [[Corazones Viejos]] which can be interpreted as a [[Swing (Gimmick)|swung]] 4-beat row with [[Holds|holds]].
+** Treble has a <code>xx----</code> pattern in [[Worn Out Tapes]], though it isn't tutorialized, instead using counting sounds as a cue.
+** Lune has a similar <code>xx----</code> pattern in [[Kingdom of Balloons]], though it also uses [[holds]].
 * Row length can be applied to [[Oneshot Beats|Oneshot rows]]. This has no effect on gameplay, but can be used as a visual effect.
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