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== Levels ==
== Levels ==
*[[Lo-fi Hip-Hop Beats To Treat Patients To]] (purely CPU, never played)
*[[Lo-fi Hip-Hop Beats To Treat Patients To]] (purely CPU, never played)
*[[Distant Duet]] (song swings in an irregular manner) <!-- someone please write this better -->
*[[One Shift More]] (some pulses offset to match the lyrics)
*[[Steinway]] (some pulses offset to match the piano)
*[[Know You]] (tutorialised as a custom pattern)
*[[Know You]] (tutorialised as a custom pattern)
*[[The 90's Decision]] (tutorialised as a custom pattern)


== Cueing ==
== Cueing ==
There are lots of ways to cue Free Time Beats. If the rhythm doesn't fall into any pre-established gimmick, the best way to cue it is by showing a pattern once with CPU control, then repeating it and letting the player play it.
There are lots of ways to cue Free Time Beats. If the rhythm doesn't fall into any pre-established gimmick, the best way to cue it is by showing a pattern once with CPU control, then repeating it and letting the player play it. If the same row has more pattern variation, keeping the Free Time Beats with a '''[[Set Beat Sound|unique beatsound]]''' helps differentiate it from other patterns, and is the most common way of doing so.


Alternative ways of cueing Free Time Beats are by making a custom cue and pattern, though this is generally discouraged for levels that don't use such a pattern often.
Alternative ways of cueing Free Time Beats are by making a custom cue and pattern, though this is generally discouraged for levels that don't use such a pattern often.