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This is a musical project I made to check out all the new musical command blocks in Scratch 1.2.1.
It plays "Early In The Morning" in full orchestration while constantly accelerating and decelerating its tempo and modulating one half note up after each round.
Not much you can do except listen...
Have fun!
-Jens-
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So Andres tells me that you will be attending the Scratch conference. I'll be there as well, along with my youngest. I look forward to meeting you, as I understand you are a fellow lawyer...
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Fantastic, isn't it, colleague?! Love the title of your panel discussion, btw, and I sincerely hope we'll be able to meet and talk in person.
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Cool sound making! I love how you used different types of sounds to make one great song out of it! Very nicely done.:)
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This is very enjoyable. I love it. I added it to my favorites.
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cool!
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i love this song
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cute!
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I LOVE IT WILL YOU GIVE MY SUPER SMASH BROS SCRATCH A RATING DONT FORGET TO PRESS THE LOVE IT BUTTON IF U DO
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cooldude16: you can play around with the transparency of a sprite using the ghost effect.
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hey jens,how do you make the water like semi clear?
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it sound like from sponge bob
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oh thanks Jens I just downloaded the new version of scratch (1.2.1)
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Paddle2See: there is a waves instrument somewhere at the end of the instruments list. :)
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Love the project, and plz check out my new project: Make a christmas card - (link to project) - i think you'll like it. :)
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Thats awesome! Very good music!
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dsdude10: The red block labelled 'obsolete' means that you use an older version of Scratch than the one I used for this project (1.2.1)
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Oh and I downloaded this, whats that red block in the script that says obsolete?
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look at this project at:(link to project)
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This is great, it really demonstrates what the new features can do! Great job. How did you make the waves sound, I'm looking for one for a game I'm working on and I don't see any sounds in your project. Must be some instrument and notes! I'll try and track it down.
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lol a paper pirate ship ^^
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Wow, John, thanks for fixing the java player so quickly, you're amazing, now everything looks and sounds fine for me, terrific!
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Hi, all. I've fixed the Java player so this now works online. Enjoy! (Jens: The Java player works fine in my web browser even with the boat rotating. So never mind about what I said about the Java pauses...)
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sounds great offline
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Jens: The "obsolete" blocks things was incorrect: The computer I used to read it was v1.2 rather than v1.2.1. Sorry for the confusion.
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Hi, Jens. I found it--the current Java player does not yet support the new "rest" block, which was added to the Scratch 1.2.1 release at the last minute. I have to run to a meeting right now, but I will upload a fixed player this evening or early tomorrow. Glad you noticed this omission! By the way, the rotation of the boat tended to make my Java player pause periodically, interrupting the sound playback. When I disabled the rotation (but left the x/y motion), it played back smoothly. I have an older Macintosh computer so other may not see this problem.
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How very strange, I don't see any obsolete blocks in this, as I used a plain version 1.2.1 with a new project generated in that version.... And, yes, that swishing sound is supposed to sound like the ocean. Well, I'll see how this turns out in the java player...
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Hi, Jens. Very nice project! At first I thought the swishing sound online was supposed to be the sound of the ocean... It sounds fine when downloaded. I'm not sure what the problem is with the Java player (it's not the comment blocks); I will look into it. -- John
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Nice! Sounds really good offline. There are a number of red blocks in the code labeled "Obsolete," which I assume were comment blocks. Not sure whether that could affect on-line execution, though.
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Hmm... Somehow this project doesn't seem to be working online, must be the online player isn't ready for this yet.... In the meantime you'll have to download it to check it out...
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