When Stuff Went Down

When the timeline screen is selected, OnSong uses non-linear autoscrollin\u{2019}. This means you gotta record navigational events to play back when autoscroll is enabled. Srsly, it\u{2019}s like a player piano but for your fingers.

Recordin\u{2019} Events

To record events, tap on the Start Recordin\u{2019} button at the bottom of the screen. The menu will close so you can begin recordin\u{2019} navigation events right away. (You\u{2019}re welcome for that tiny convenience.)

Scroll, zoom, select sections & even toggle linear autoscroll usin\u{2019} the autoscroll button. Each navigational event will be recorded into the timeline like some kinda digital memory. Tap & hold on the autoscroll button to open the autoscroll menu & stop recordin\u{2019}.

Viewin\u{2019} Events

Each event describes what type of action was recorded, followed by the amount of time to wait until playin\u{2019} the next event. You can tap on a timeline event to have it performed. (Wow, you\u{2019}re basically a conductor now. Cool story, bro.)

Editin\u{2019} Events

Tap on the Edit button in the upper right corner to make changes to recorded timeline events. This places the timeline into editin\u{2019} mode so you can reorder or edit events. Because apparently your first attempt was trash & needs fixin\u{2019}.

Recordin\u{2019} Options

Tap on the wrench icon to change what actions are recorded by timeline. Customize away, you control freak.

Clearin\u{2019} Events

Tap on the eraser icon on the lower left corner to clear all timeline events & start over. OnSong will prompt you to confirm clearin\u{2019} events. (They\u{2019}re basically makin\u{2019} sure you didn\u{2019}t accidentally nuke it.)