([pitch v] ::sound)
change [pitch v] by () ::sound

set [pitch v] to () ::sound

(microphone [note v] ::sensing

(note ::sensing)

selfexplanatory wrote:

i think this was actually supposed to be:

([pitch v] ::sound)
change [pitch v] by () ::sound

set [pitch v] to () ::sound

not like:

(microphone [note v] ::sensing

or

(note ::sensing)

kidsrule454 wrote:

selfexplanatory wrote:

i think this was actually supposed to be:

([pitch v] ::sound)
change [pitch v] by () ::sound

set [pitch v] to () ::sound

not like:

(microphone [note v] ::sensing

or

(note ::sensing)

did you read the original post

play sound [ v] until done

play sound [ v]

selfexplanatory wrote:

kidsrule454 wrote:

selfexplanatory wrote:

i think this was actually supposed to be:

([pitch v] ::sound)
change [pitch v] by () ::sound

set [pitch v] to () ::sound

not like:

(microphone [note v] ::sensing

or

(note ::sensing)

did you read the original post

yes and by noise i thought they meant by sound, which i thought was supposed to be sound blocks as well as the things they listed
like this:

play sound [ v] until done

play sound [ v]

selfexplanatory wrote:

i think this was actually supposed to be:

([pitch v] ::sound)
change [pitch v] by () ::sound

set [pitch v] to () ::sound

not like:

(microphone [note v] ::sensing

or

(note ::sensing)

Virus6120 wrote:

selfexplanatory wrote:

kidsrule454 wrote:

selfexplanatory wrote:

i think this was actually supposed to be:

([pitch v] ::sound)
change [pitch v] by () ::sound

set [pitch v] to () ::sound

not like:

(microphone [note v] ::sensing

or

(note ::sensing)

did you read the original post

yes and by noise i thought they meant by sound, which i thought was supposed to be sound blocks as well as the things they listed
like this:

play sound [ v] until done

play sound [ v]

They literally mentioned “detecting the pitch of the current noise” and a “voice recognition project” they were making

It's pretty clear they were talking about tone detection like the note block.

mrcreatorluigi wrote:

EatNYeet wrote:

SuperMarioHome wrote:

Ciyob86 wrote:

Bump

Why bump? Most people aren't supporting it.

BREAKING NEWS: The Scratch Team doesn't care how many supporters a suggestion has!

They only add it if it’s beneficial for scratch, and would be useful.

RoboNeo9 wrote:

I think there should be a block that senses the pitch of the current noise. It would work really well in many projects, especially a project I am working on (beta released) called SoundWave, which is a voice recognition system.

Uses

My SoundWave project
A “Match My Pitch” program
AI That “Likes” certain music
A control in many games
Recording System
and many more…


Please consider this!

tagrim123 wrote:

bump bcuz dupe

greatgame279 wrote:

tagrim123 wrote:

bump bcuz dupe

no its not a dupe this is the og one

Pi_master31 wrote:

greatgame279 wrote:

tagrim123 wrote:

bump bcuz dupe

no its not a dupe this is the og one

He means he's bumping it because he found a duplicate of this post.

selfexplanatory wrote:

i think this was actually supposed to be:

([pitch v] ::sound)
change [pitch v] by () ::sound

set [pitch v] to () ::sound

not like:

(microphone [note v] ::sensing

or

(note ::sensing)

microphone [loudness v] :: sensing reporter
microphone [note v] :: sensing reporter

d016 wrote:

Support!

You could even put the microphone volume and pitch in a dropdown, like what Snap! does:

microphone [pitch v] :: sensing reporter
microphone [note v] :: sensing reporter