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Currently, a beat in a track can only be a single note (a [channel, note, velocity] triplet).
Technically a beat in a pattern can also be a pattern itself. This gives us infinite flexibility.
For example,
Track 1 will produce
C1, None, A#1, [C1, C1, None, C1], C1. But depending on the tempo, Pattern 1 might produce sound in parallel with C1 because it is technnically still one beat in the track -- the next beat should not wait for the entire pattern to finish.Need more discussion.