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Do you have an example for a relative song? How do actual duets work with #RELATIVE?
On a related note, should we write relative songs at all or convert them to absolute ones?
I manually converted all relative songs in the usdb to absolute timings a while ago, so only one recently uploaded song had relative timings (not any longer though, it now has absolute timings). I believe, but am not positive on this, that duets are not possible with relative timings (I can’t remember having seen a duet with relative timings in all those years).
Relative timings are somewhat obsolete/unused, so I would suggest to convert them to absolute timings anyways. However, it is pretty easy to save a song with relative timings - simply save the song in the USDX editor with SHIFT+S instead of S and the resulting file will have relative timings (little known shortcut I guess).
I added it to the longer list of potential cleanup tasks in #20 a while ago.
EDIT: I was right in my assumption that duets with relative timings are not supported. I just tried to save an existing duet with SHIFT+S and get the following error message:
If a song has relative timings (#RELATIVE:yes), it seems to be a falsely detected as duet.
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