I have been making a piano simulator and I am adding sound samples to it via .wav files. I have imported them and got it to work, but I am trying to figure out how to change the pitch like a piano note. Does anyone have a way to convert the piano key number (ie. 44, 32, 55, etc.) to a pitch effect?

It would be like this:

when I receive [CustomNote v]
set pitch effect to (Converted)
play sound [CustomNote v]

Unfortunately. From what I know there's not a block where you can modify a sound effect temporarily, though that would be cool.

You should suggest this in Suggestions. I think that's something the Scratch Team can consider.

DownsGameClub wrote:

Unfortunately. From what I know there's not a block where you can modify a sound effect temporarily, though that would be cool.

You should suggest this in Suggestions. I think that's something the Scratch Team can consider.

I was looking for some code that allowed you to do this.

animals1234l wrote:

I have been making a piano simulator and I am adding sound samples to it via .wav files. I have imported them and got it to work, but I am trying to figure out how to change the pitch like a piano note. Does anyone have a way to convert the piano key number (ie. 44, 32, 55, etc.) to a pitch effect?

It would be like this:

when I receive [CustomNote v]
set pitch effect to (Converted)
play sound [CustomNote v]

Rather than using wav files, have you thought about using the Scratch note blocks?

colinmacc wrote:

animals1234l wrote:

I have been making a piano simulator and I am adding sound samples to it via .wav files. I have imported them and got it to work, but I am trying to figure out how to change the pitch like a piano note. Does anyone have a way to convert the piano key number (ie. 44, 32, 55, etc.) to a pitch effect?

It would be like this:

when I receive [CustomNote v]
set pitch effect to (Converted)
play sound [CustomNote v]

Rather than using wav files, have you thought about using the Scratch note blocks?

I am actually using the scratch note blocks, but I decided I wanted to add more sounds than scratch provides.

animals1234l wrote:

colinmacc wrote:

animals1234l wrote:

I have been making a piano simulator and I am adding sound samples to it via .wav files. I have imported them and got it to work, but I am trying to figure out how to change the pitch like a piano note. Does anyone have a way to convert the piano key number (ie. 44, 32, 55, etc.) to a pitch effect?

It would be like this:

when I receive [CustomNote v]
set pitch effect to (Converted)
play sound [CustomNote v]

Rather than using wav files, have you thought about using the Scratch note blocks?

I am actually using the scratch note blocks, but I decided I wanted to add more sounds than scratch provides.

What you're looking for is to import your own soundfont, but unfortunately that's not possible with the way Scratch is designed.

You might be able to achieve something like this if you're using one of the 1.x versions (since 1.x uses local soundfonts on your computer), but it would only be local to the computer you are using.

None of you guys are interpreting this poor Scratcher's post correctly.

What they're asking is: they are uploading sound samples as WAV files. Is there a possible way for them to change the MIDI pitch number into a number for the pitch shift effect?