Visit the following if you want to even remotely understand how this program works: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/132302316/ Also, here are the keyboard shortcuts: P = play Z = delete last entry of save here! list L/R ARROW = change save here! list X = delete all SPACE (hold) = select/deselect keys for chord >> C = add selected chord [keys 4, 8, 6, 3, 2, 1] = quarter, 8th, 16th, 32nd, half, whole note R = add rest D = dot/undot note T = change tempo Q = save progress (into codes) L = load codes A = get a preset song/piece! NOTES It's best to read off of the sheet music, and then enter into this program. That works excellent for me. Okay, I did not give you the A0 and C8 extensions. Sorry? Haha no not at all. I hate those keys >;/ You're lucky, I gave you 32nd notes! And no, you can't dot those because then I'd have to give you 64th notes too! And with that I'd have to give you 128th notes too! (lel it's recursion I like fractals) Hopefully the odd stackage of the keyboards does not confuse you. If you play the organ... I commend you. I did done got confuzzled. Don't you dare leave the project without loving, favoriting, following, and commenting if you have read this far. Haha just kidding. You can press the flag while it's playing if wish to stop it early. It won't delete or change anything. (actually type this: right arrow - Z - left arrow - Z and then you'll be fine) K thanks for reading this far. Here's the topic for sharing codes: https://scratch.mit.edu/discuss/topic/232108/?page=1#post-2358956
