Hello I have a sound effect but i want to make it play using a list of note numbers and i dont want to do this manualy: this is what i have:
(Music note custom extention play)

add [The sound i want to play and all the note numbers] to [list v]

Interesting! So…are you talking about trying to use note blocks to sound like something other than the instruments they are recorded from? It might be possible to take a random sound effect and break it down to it's base frequencies (using Fourier Series?) and reconstruct it using superposed flute notes (flute is pretty close to a pure sinusoid, I think). No idea how you would go about doing this - but it might be possible.

You could use custom blocks, a counter variable, and a repeat loop to run each thing in each list

set [Time v] to [1]
repeat (length of [beats v])
play note (item (Time) of [notes v]) for (item (Time) of [beats v]) beats
change [Time v] by (1)
end

Paddle2See wrote:

Interesting! So…are you talking about trying to use note blocks to sound like something other than the instruments they are recorded from? It might be possible to take a random sound effect and break it down to it's base frequencies (using Fourier Series?) and reconstruct it using superposed flute notes (flute is pretty close to a pure sinusoid, I think). No idea how you would go about doing this - but it might be possible.

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cookieclickerer33 wrote:

Paddle2See wrote:

Interesting! So…are you talking about trying to use note blocks to sound like something other than the instruments they are recorded from? It might be possible to take a random sound effect and break it down to it's base frequencies (using Fourier Series?) and reconstruct it using superposed flute notes (flute is pretty close to a pure sinusoid, I think). No idea how you would go about doing this - but it might be possible.

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Paddle2See wrote:

Interesting! So…are you talking about trying to use note blocks to sound like something other than the instruments they are recorded from? It might be possible to take a random sound effect and break it down to it's base frequencies (using Fourier Series?) and reconstruct it using superposed flute notes (flute is pretty close to a pure sinusoid, I think). No idea how you would go about doing this - but it might be possible.

This has actually been done already with quite high quality:

https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/683387044/