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"Taylor Swift - Shake It Off" on Note Blocks

Published Feb 10th, 2020, 2/10/20 7:38 pm
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I built a new Minecraft note block machine! This time the song is "Shake It Off" by Taylor Swift.

The idea was to use as few note blocks as I could (without going mad). In the end I managed to build the machine with 218 note blocks for a total of 1635 notes played.
The machine ended up compact enough so you can listen to the whole song without walking around or riding a minecart. It also ended up quite laggy because of my limited redstone knowledge ;) Hope you enjoy it!



Since the machine is so compact it is hard to showcase the different tracks and parts of the song. I used Replay Mod for the video to show as much of the machine as possible. But I had to record the audio separately and couldn't quite sync up audio and video for the whole clip. Sorry for that! Check out the world download and/or import the machine with Litematica or WorldEdit into your world and see it in action!

Check out my Note Block Machine Collection for more builds like this!
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02/17/2021 8:11 pm
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MINCRAFTMASTER8679
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Never liked this song till now

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06/24/2020 11:18 pm
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Carterb506
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Quite interesting, I mean I don't like the song, but love the project. Very compact too!
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06/25/2020 8:00 am
Level 64 : High Grandmaster Dwarf
Boscawinks
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Thank you! :) I picked the song because it has a lot of repetitions with slight variations. This way I could play around with loops and switches
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02/12/2020 12:51 am
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GISED_Link
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The idea is really cool! It is just sad to use pistons...
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02/12/2020 1:12 am
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Boscawinks
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I get what you mean. You could turn down the piston sound in Minecraft. But I kind of like it. Gives the machine a mechanical feel
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02/12/2020 9:38 am
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GISED_Link
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Yep, the noise is a problem but a minor one. I talk more about reliability of the system through all minecrfat updates. The behaviour of the pistons have changed so many times that I don't use them when possible.
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02/12/2020 9:57 am
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Boscawinks
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Since I'm not very good at redstone: What do you use for compact T-Flip Flops? Hopper Dropper combinations?
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02/13/2020 1:01 am
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GISED_Link
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Haha... This is exactly the thing that I don't have a compact design in redstone. When I do it, I use a RS Nor Latch with a monostable circuit (1 bit memory + pulse generator). But I think the hopper/dropper is a really good alternative compared to pistons.

You can see a lot of things when you search "t flipflop redstone" in google image.
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