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m4_include(texidefinitions.m4)

@section  Rhythm

The program play a randomly generated rhythm, and the user
should reproduce the rhythm. The user enters the rhythm by
clicking on buttons representing different rhythmic elements.
    
When you have entered enough rhythm elements, Solfege will check your
answer. If everything is correct is will display a happy face,
otherwise a sad face, and all wrong rhythms will be marked.

If some of your answer was wrong, everything from the first wrong
element will be removed (preserving any correct rhythms in the
beginning of your answer) when you click on the sad face, or when you
click on the rhythm buttons on top of the page.

@subsection Key bindings
@itemize @bullet
@item New: _ctrl_key(rhythm/new_ak, n)
@item Repeat: _ctrl_key(rhythm/repeat_ak, r)
@item Give up: _ctrl_key(rhythm/give_up_ak, g)
@item Backspace: _key(rhythm/backspace_ak, BackSpace)
@end itemize

@subsection Config
The questions made by this exercise are at the moment made by
selecting rhythm elements randomly. This is not the best way to do it,
and it more clever way of generating questions will be made after the
1.0 release.

Click on the check boxes in the frame on the
@uref{solfege:config/rhythm, config page} to select what rhythms will
be used to compose the question.

