Published Jul 30th, 2011, 7/30/11 8:02 pm
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Here is my attempt to create a player of the Harry Potter Theme using music blocks.
Its the first 8 measures of the theme, so its short enough to be used as a doorbell or some other event notification.
Also included are the plans I used to create it showing the note block hit count to achieve the note and the delay after each note. This can be used to recreate it with a different layout.
Enjoy.
Its the first 8 measures of the theme, so its short enough to be used as a doorbell or some other event notification.
Also included are the plans I used to create it showing the note block hit count to achieve the note and the delay after each note. This can be used to recreate it with a different layout.
Enjoy.
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The spreadsheet screen capture shows the delays and note block values to allow you to build it yourself. To build it yourself, you can place a sequence of alternating redstone and delay elements. You can attach notes to the redstone and set the note values with the values in the "note 1 click count" column. You would set the note value by right clicking the note block the number of times in the "note 1 click count" column.
The delay circuit following each note would have the setting listed in the "post note delay" column. Note that each delay element can only be set to values 1-4, so you would need to put several in line and add up their delay values to get the numbers larger than 4. (for example, to get 6, use two delays back to back with settings of 3 and 3, or 2 and 4).