Rush E Noteblocks I coded a python script to convert midi to a list, then imported that list into scratch, and created this! Use turbo mode on scratch, and run in turbowarp for the best experience: https://turbowarp.org/674331273?fps=250&turbo&hqpen Please love if you liked this!! :D (I'm trying to win a synthesis contest, and i have to get the highest love to view ratio !) Features: • Visualization • Computer discrimination (Can't well run on slow ones) • Sound • Rush e • 90535 notes • A 271605 element list (That's over the limit!!) (There's a tiny little delay between loops, and getting around that is quite tricky. I've tried many times, but each time, my "perfectly accurate" code behaves weirdly, because of scratch's weird quirks) The format of the "song" list is very simple. Each note is structured as follows: <note number> <start time> <end time> These notes are just placed one after another in the list, an example song list looks like: <note number> <start time> <end time> <note number> <start time> <end time> <note number> <start time> <end time> ... Credit to the creator of Rush E, Andrew Wrangell (Sheet Music Boss on Youtube). 2okrisvadh gave me the midi file I think
Thanks to @MonkeyBean2 for the original project Rush E Noteblocks V3.3.
