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Sequence Files<\/strong> files are ordinary text files with a series of commands for the Centipede 416 sequencer.\u00a0 For more detailed information, please see the Owner’s Manual<\/a>.\u00a0\u00a0 You can create or edit these files with any text editor.\u00a0 We like to use ConTEXT.<\/p>\n

The files on this page were generously provided to us by Centipede customers, so we could share them with the Centipede community.\u00a0 You may want to use them in their current form, or modify them to suit your needs, or just have a look to be inspired as you consider writing your own sequences.<\/p>\n

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Contributed By Randy <\/strong>This file illustrates how you sometimes need to misspell a word to get the best pronunciation by the text-to-speech engine.\u00a0 Caution, explicit language.<\/p>\n\t

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