# Polyphony and voice spreading

**URL:** <https://backstage.polyend.com/t/polyphony-and-voice-spreading/5981>\
**Category:** Tracker\
**Tags:** tracker\
**Created:** [October 19, 2023, 12:22am UTC](https://backstage.polyend.com/t/polyphony-and-voice-spreading/5981 "2023-10-19T00:22:43Z")\
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**Author:** ![Sandroid](https://backstage.polyend.com/user_avatar/backstage.polyend.com/sandroid/32/172_2.png) [@Sandroid](https://backstage.polyend.com/u/Sandroid)\
**Post date:** [October 19, 2023, 11:56am UTC](https://backstage.polyend.com/t/polyphony-and-voice-spreading/5981/5 "2023-10-19T11:56:41Z")

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I went ahead and created a wish for the track/voice cycling, if you got any additions to it or suggestions. Please add them there 😊

> [@Polyphony: Cycle through Armed Tracks Option](https://backstage.polyend.com/t/polyphony-voice-track-cycling-option-for-live-recordings/5983):
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> Arming Tracks is great when you want to record polyphony or chords for an instrument. This feature could be enhanced by always cycling to the next armed track until the limit is reached and then cycling back to the first, thereby giving each note as much time as possible to play out before stealing it. What is the problem? Currently while recording, the tracker will move notes that sit on top or close to eachother to the next armed tracks. However - when the next note does not overlap with the …

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