Better error messages needed, esp in cases like this:

	Cm
	Goove foobar
	...
	
Here the mispelling of Groove is reported as an unknown chord.

Another error reporting problem comes with this:

	Groove Bass-Foe Somegroove
	
If the user intended Bass-Foo (not Foe) there is no error reported.

---> Not sure if the parsing routines will permit anything better.



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The '/' is reserved in groove names. In the future we'll write code so that a groove can specify a groove in a specific file. Example:

	Groove bvrhumba/rhumba
	
would load the 'rhumba' groove from the file 'bvrhumba.mma'.

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LYRIC: attach each single word to a (SOLO-)note (resp. its timing)
	like:  { 4g[what]; 4e[if]; 8e[the]; 8g[lyrics;]; }

PROBLEMS: I did an initial cut of some code and found it got very complicted very fast. Here's what I tried (assume the solo/lyric string from above):

	1. Since the lyrics extract routines are called before the solo extract we need to reverse the order. Simple?
	
	2. Now, in extractSolo(), we can strip out the stuff in []s and create a new temp string. First problem comes up in the string [lyrics;] which split(';) destroys. To start with we'll have to encode ';'s in []s.
	
	3. We'll need a bunch of flags so that we don't duplicate lyrics in tracks being duplicated. Probably easy to just ignore lyrics for harmonyonly tracks.
	
	4. We'll need a check to make sure we don't have a lyric in a {} line and [].
	
	5. Once the lyric is extracted, I think we can just pass it to the lyric class, but I didn't get that far.
	
I'm really wondering if this feature is needed????
	
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Modify the MIDISEQ syntax to allow for a range of beats/values. Perhaps something like:

   MIDIDEF Wow  1 Modulation 10-50,10,3
   
which would end up inserting 10 modulation events with value 10 to 50
(10, 14, 18 ... 40) at beats 1 to 3 (1, 1.2, 1.4 .. 3). Syntax is
awkward here, but it's the general idea to have:
		
		<beat> <ctrl> <value range>,<steps><final beat>
		
		
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More options for the SCALE track. Perhaps an INTERVAL command which would
let the user pick out notes from a scale to use:

	INTERVALS=1,3,5,6
	
which, assuming a Cmaj chord, would loop though the notes C, E, G, A.
Enhancments to the syntax might include: '+', '-' to change the octave
and 'b/&' and '#' to select an accidental:

	INTERVALS=1,3&,5,1+
	
would do: C1, Eb, G, C2

Rather than screwing with the scale stuff ... I think this
might be working already in bass patterns with the addition of
offsets 1..7 and #/b modifiers. If someone thinks we still need
more in scale, shout. Otherwise this is going to be deleted.


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A RESET command. This will reset certain sequencing points: in scale
it will reset the current point to '0'; in chord it will restart
voicing, etc.


