This is a device for programming iron note blocks.
You can then save the track to a floppy and play it a stand-alone music player
Pastebin is in the vid description
The sound isn't great on the video unfortunately
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Iron Note Block Sequencer
Started by fredthead, Aug 16 2013 12:47 PM
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Posted 17 August 2013 - 07:12 PM
Nice work. It's fun and easy to use.
Does it support different lengths of sequences?
I'm thinking of collating a list of all the music functions people have made, I'll include this and my own as a start
Does it support different lengths of sequences?
I'm thinking of collating a list of all the music functions people have made, I'll include this and my own as a start
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Posted 20 August 2013 - 01:45 PM
Cheers for the feedback,
At the moment the screen doesn't scroll but it is something I was thinking of implementing.
I also want to highlight the note thats playing in a similar way to yours.
Finally I was going to make a player that auto played the disk on start up. Maybe a random selection of tracks. It might be useful for map makers.
It all depends when I get some time though!
At the moment the screen doesn't scroll but it is something I was thinking of implementing.
I also want to highlight the note thats playing in a similar way to yours.
Finally I was going to make a player that auto played the disk on start up. Maybe a random selection of tracks. It might be useful for map makers.
It all depends when I get some time though!
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Posted 29 August 2013 - 09:28 AM
It looks awesome. ...Now all you have to do is hook it up to a "spaceship"/"plane"/"flying contraption", and you have yourself your own doom music before you destroy everything below you. 
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