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== Description ==
== Description ==
'''Free Time Beats''' are a gimmick in Rhythm Doctor. Instead of pressing (holding) spacebar on every '''7th Beat''', you can press the spacebar '''randomly''' to easily get an S-Rank.
'''Free Time Beats''' (also "Free Times") are a [[Classic Beat]] that has been split up into multiple events. This allows you to change the timing for each beat individually, and can be used to create gimmicks like [[Syncopation]].  


== Levels ==
== Levels ==
*[[Song of the Sea]]
*[[Lo-fi Hip-Hop Beats To Treat Patients To]] (purely CPU, never played)
*[[Song of the Sea (Night)]]
*[[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)
*[[The 90's Decision]] (tutorialised as a custom pattern)
 
== 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. 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.
 
== History ==
 
== Trivia ==






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