Press: the spacebar - to start the key A - for the instrument 11 (has vibrato... ears bleed) the key B - for the instrument 13 (meh piano replacement) the key C - for the instrument 14 (the least worst sounding... notes disappointingly short) the key D - for the instrument 4 (piano replacement)
There are three lists. Originally, each entry was an eighth note. Then, I doubled everything. Then I tripled everything. This allowed for sixteenth notes, and then for the trills! So the lists went from 385 entries, to 770 entries, to finally 2310 entries. After I doubled everything, I had to relisten and then add in sixteenth notes. I guess you wouldn't believe how strange a scale sounds when you only hear every other note... No matter :) I would just listen and then pause when it got to the sixteenth notes and then add them in. And then I did that with the trills. YES. These trills do begin on the lower note. It's funny though, because, in time I learned that the best way to play trills is NOT to mathematically think and count the notes. Anyway. I did that so that the computer could play it. I guess I don't like that computers have no feelings... so the music they play sounds bad. It's just an approximation. I guess something I really like about the piece IS in fact all the different rhythms. Other music, with less variety in rhythm, are just so monotonous. Or they can be. I guess it's just unfortunate that the rest of this music is mostly depressing and sad or mostly dark and minor. And hopefully I won't regret not putting it in Synthesia form. I am lazy, although, now that I have the lists, all I literally need to do is transfer them. Actually, I have sort of a database. These lists that I make are very flexible, so I do enjoy reusing them. Anyway. And you may be wondering why I have written so much. I guess it's just for me. So that I don't forget. And I can only use Scratch so much. Life has so much responsibility, yuck. This took two days. I'm so impatient. Or something is. Oh. And I was very lazy with staccato. You can't really hear it, anyway. I approximated rests. It's not actually classical music really anyway righhhht
