Press the green flag, then click the piano keys, every time a key is pressed, the note block number of the key will be added to the list on the screen. You can use this project to help you with your note block projects. Play a sequence of notes. Click 'see inside' after you are done and right-click on the 'Notes' list in the stage. Then click 'export'. The contents of the list will be saved as a text file. Now you can import the text file into a list in your own project. You can click 'Play' to play the keys you clicked. I made this project to help myself with making note block projects, but I shared it so everyone can also use it.
I drew the piano keys and the buttons myself using the scratch editor. I downloaded the scratch logo from the scratch wiki page about Scratch. When I first shared the project, there was a function that showed how long you held down each key on the screen in the order you clicked them. But it was buggy (if you click the piano keys too fast the timer list starts missing keys), so I removed it. Bugs: I don't know why, but after you click 'Play', if you keep spamming piano keys (which are silent while the song is playing), the playing speed slows down. The playing speed returns to normal when you stop spamming keys. #piano #games #tools
