Well I actually had some code from a previous project that did the conversion to a major scale. It's kinda ugly (a long string of if statements). But I used it here because I thought it would make nicer melodies that way. The whole program would be simpler if it just used a chromatic scale... I haven't tried it to see how that would sound, but I think I will!
Play notes by pressing keys 1-6. Try pressing the keys in different patterns and repeating them (like 1, 5, 4, 3, 1, 5, 4, 3, 1, 5, 4, 3...).
Each key shifts the note up or down the major scale by some number of steps (shown by the arrows) and then plays it. The pencil draws a line representing each note, so melodic patterns make visual patterns, too.
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Sweet! Try 333332524524525333352145522.
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Brilliant!
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this is really cool!!
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I can see you as a game makeer
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Well I actually had some code from a previous project that did the conversion to a major scale. It's kinda ugly (a long string of if statements). But I used it here because I thought it would make nicer melodies that way. The whole program would be simpler if it just used a chromatic scale... I haven't tried it to see how that would sound, but I think I will!
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Very visual! What made you decide to make one step = a step on the major scale?
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