To start the Cannon, press space. Then watch and listen. The variable in the bottom left represents how far into the piece. The variable in the bottom right represents the Key from D in halfsteps. !!Oh yeah and you can change that with the up and down keys!! ~ Tell me what you thought. I love part 8. Part 6 is the most colorful. I enjoy reading comments :-) Try turbo mode if you want!
~Second unfeatured project of mine to reach above 1000 views! The angle and force of each launch is determined by the pitch of its note. The higher the note, the steeper the angle and stronger the force. Each color goes by a different scale, although follow their own rule. Sorry if it feels like you're on the moon (unless you actually are); I'm bad at physics. I remember the very first time I found this piece. I didn't understand that "Canon" was a word, and so I thought it meant "Cannon." Cos, like, what's a canon? (Hehe JK I know now) So here's what Pachelbel's Cannon never was. I made the notes have little pen trails!
