Instructions: 1. See inside. 2. Add your OC with the broadcast "(oc name) on" 3. Make the song using the music software (Beepbox or Online Sequencer). 4. Download the song as a .wav file. 5. Import the .wav file onto your sprite. 6. Duplicate the "off" costume. 7. Edit the duplicates to make it look like the "dancing" costumes. 8. Rename the duplicates to "on". 9. In the first "(oc name) on" broadcast, put the OC's song in the "play sound" blocks. If the song is equal to 6 seconds and 4000 milliseconds, use the "play sound until done" block. If the song is longer than 6 seconds and 4000 milliseconds, use the "start sound" block, and insert the "wait () seconds" block underneath the "start sound" block, and set the seconds in the "wait () seconds" block to 6.4. 10. In the second "(oc name) on" broadcast, put the "forever" block in the script, and put the "next costume" or "switch costume" block in the "forever" block. Then, set the costume in the "switch costume" block to "on" or "on#". 11. Add the "(oc name) on" broadcast to any band part, or just make it play with any OC if you don't have the "(oc name) on" broadcast. 12. If you want more OCs in your remix, repeat the steps above. 13. Remix! Bonus step: Add more band parts! Rules: 1. Your OC's song's tempo must be 150. 2. No editing background or sprites. 3. No Google images, recolors or stolen OCs. (Golden Rule) 4. No scary stuff. 5. No deleting OCs. 6. DON'T ruin and raid the project... Remix tree: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/754497191/remixtree
My second AY! (you can call this project Squaretown Band because it only has 8 squares in it)
