colinmacc wrote:

Hallelujah
Leonard Cohen

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TISPC_Kate5C wrote:

colinmacc wrote:

Hallelujah
Leonard Cohen

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finally someone knew I liked this :3

colinmacc wrote:

TISPC_Kate5C wrote:

colinmacc wrote:

Hallelujah
Leonard Cohen

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finally someone knew I liked this :3

It's a great song! Also.. I appear to be addicted to finding tunes I can convert to the Pianola

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colinmacc wrote:

Here is the discussion thread for my latest project - Scratch Pianola.

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/482553464/

Ever wanted a piano that played itself? Well here it is!

A “player piano” (also known as a pianola) is a self-playing piano, containing a pneumatic or electro-mechanical mechanism that operates the piano action via programmed music recorded on perforated paper.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Player_piano

Modes:

Free play - You're just playing the piano!

colinmacc wrote:

Here is the discussion thread for my latest project - Scratch Pianola.

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/482553464/

Ever wanted a piano that played itself? Well here it is!

A “player piano” (also known as a pianola) is a self-playing piano, containing a pneumatic or electro-mechanical mechanism that operates the piano action via programmed music recorded on perforated paper.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Player_piano

Modes:

Free play - You're just playing the piano!

Record - You're composing a tune, you can create notes and chords on a single beat using the piano keys. (To remove a note, click the key again)

Use the arrow buttons to navigate to first, previous, next and last beats. (use the “advance” checkbox to auto-advance when in record mode)

Use “Insert” to add a new beat at the current position.
Use “Cut” (scissors) to remove the current beat.
Use the “Test” button to test the current chord.

Play - Plays the tune from the current position. (Use the “Loop” checkbox for continual play)

When you are happy with your composition, you can export the code. Don't forget to give it a title!

Please feel free to post your compositions in this thread.

Preset List
“The Blue Danube” - Johan Strauss II
“Moonlight Sonata” - Ludwig Van Beethoven
“Für Elise” - Ludwig Van Beethoven
“The Entertainer” - Scott Joplin
“Chopsticks” - Euphemia Allen
“Lady Madonna” - John Lennon/Paul McCartney
“The Heart Asks Pleasure First” - Michael Nyman
“Imperial March” - John Williams
“Faded” - Alan Walker (by @-PixelArt)
“Dying in LA” - Brendon Urie
“A Thousand Years” - Christina Perri
“Swashbucklin' Sailors” - traditional (by @X143)
“Hallelujah” - Leonard Cohen
“Dragonborn” - Jeremy Soule (Skyrim Theme Song)
“Someone Like You” - Adele

The following four pieces in the preset list were converted from MIDI files by @RokCoder:-

“Megalovania” - Toby Fox
“Flight Of The Bumblebee” - Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov
“Trumpet Hornpipe” - traditional (aka Captain Pugwash)
“Mystery Song” - ?

If you have any questions, please ask!!

Please use “code” tags to reduce the size of the posts if they are very long tunes! (See examples)

Record - You're composing a tune, you can create notes and chords on a single beat using the piano keys. (To remove a note, click the key again)

Use the arrow buttons to navigate to first, previous, next and last beats. (use the “advance” checkbox to auto-advance when in record mode)

Use “Insert” to add a new beat at the current position.
Use “Cut” (scissors) to remove the current beat.
Use the “Test” button to test the current chord.

Play - Plays the tune from the current position. (Use the “Loop” checkbox for continual play)

When you are happy with your composition, you can export the code. Don't forget to give it a title!

Please feel free to post your compositions in this thread.

Preset List
“The Blue Danube” - Johan Strauss II
“Moonlight Sonata” - Ludwig Van Beethoven
“Für Elise” - Ludwig Van Beethoven
“The Entertainer” - Scott Joplin
“Chopsticks” - Euphemia Allen
“Lady Madonna” - John Lennon/Paul McCartney
“The Heart Asks Pleasure First” - Michael Nyman
“Imperial March” - John Williams
“Faded” - Alan Walker (by @-PixelArt)
“Dying in LA” - Brendon Urie
“A Thousand Years” - Christina Perri
“Swashbucklin' Sailors” - traditional (by @X143)
“Hallelujah” - Leonard Cohen
“Dragonborn” - Jeremy Soule (Skyrim Theme Song)
“Someone Like You” - Adele

The following four pieces in the preset list were converted from MIDI files by @RokCoder:-

“Megalovania” - Toby Fox
“Flight Of The Bumblebee” - Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov
“Trumpet Hornpipe” - traditional (aka Captain Pugwash)
“Mystery Song” - ?

If you have any questions, please ask!!

Please use “code” tags to reduce the size of the posts if they are very long tunes! (See examples)

taraandsamuel wrote:

colinmacc wrote:

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Quick question: If there is a rather high-quality song that someone makes, will you add it? I know that @brad-games has a level (they made Super Mario For Scratch Maker) feature thing where every week they choose a level code to import and feature. Maybe you could do something like that?

colinmacc wrote:

taraandsamuel wrote:

colinmacc wrote:

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Quick question: If there is a rather high-quality song that someone makes, will you add it? I know that @brad-games has a level (they made Super Mario For Scratch Maker) feature thing where every week they choose a level code to import and feature. Maybe you could do something like that?

I will consider it yes. I've already added a few

TISPC_Kate5C wrote:

colinmacc wrote:

taraandsamuel wrote:

colinmacc wrote:

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Quick question: If there is a rather high-quality song that someone makes, will you add it? I know that @brad-games has a level (they made Super Mario For Scratch Maker) feature thing where every week they choose a level code to import and feature. Maybe you could do something like that?

I will consider it yes. I've already added a few

Soo… does that mean if anyone’s piece they put here is, like, really really good, you’ll feature/add it? Cool. I’M DOIN IT FOLKS, I’M MAKIN THE OSU MAP WHICH IS 8 MINUTES LONG WOOHOO-

colinmacc wrote:

taraandsamuel wrote:

colinmacc wrote:

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Quick question: If there is a rather high-quality song that someone makes, will you add it? I know that @brad-games has a level (they made Super Mario For Scratch Maker) feature thing where every week they choose a level code to import and feature. Maybe you could do something like that?

I will consider it yes. I've already added a few