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Description
- When pressing the tap-to-syllable hotkey:
1. It treats vowels oddly, often treating them as their own syllable; "Ai" is considered "A+i" or "Defense" as "Def+ens+e" (The first two parts being good, then the "e" at the end is what I mean)
-Extra examples-
- "Took" as "To+ok"
- "Your" as "Yo+ur"
Funnily enough, even though these simple words get misinterpreted, "Ramalama-ding-dong" and "Bompalompalomp" work flawlessly.
2. This method omits punctuation such as "?" from the syllables, so if the lyric has punctuation at the end, it would not select that and move to the next line as the word hotkey does.
3. The interpolation does not apply to the syllable hotkey. While the interpolation is wonderful (thank you), I also think it could use a filter; I have one in mind. Something that starts fast, slows in the middle, then is quick out. This is for good definition of words/syllables. Basically the opposite of ease-in-out.
- When pressing the tap-to-word hotkey:
1. It considers "'" and """ as the end of a word. Such as "I'm" now gets selected as "I'+m" instead of the full "I'm"--or "'em" as "'+em".