Original Instructions: A music editor was finished a while ago but was not shared due to bugs. Click the green flag and listen. You can program you own songs! Format of notes example: . 60-1 (Plays a whole note middle C) - Dot at beginning: Wait until shortest note on line is done playing before advancing to next line. - Number at beginning: Wait the the beat of the number specified in fractions of a whole: 1=Whole Note, 2=Half Note 4=Quarter Note, etc. 8 60-1 waits an 8th note before advancing to next line, even though the only note given is a whole note. Programming music notes: A note looks like this: 60-4 16 at most can placed in one line (separated by spaces) A note works like this: The first number (60 in the example) defines what note it is. It refers to the note numbers in the "play note (v) for (v) beats" The second number refers to the numerator of the fraction of a whole note (meaning 1=Whole Note) so: 1 -> Whole Note 2 -> Half Note 4 -> Quarter Note 8 -> Eighth Note 16 -> Sixteenth Note Original Notes and Credits: The first song is "Glad Cat Rag" by Will Nash. The second one is Für Elise by Beethoven. Third one: Study in C Major Fourth One: Inter-City Stomp I take Piano lessons and I had some random inspiration. Made by: @Dylan5797 Upload date: 24 July, 2015 Link: https://scratch.mit.edu/projects/71366060/ Last thumbnail: https://uploads.scratch.mit.edu/get_image/project/71366060_9999x9999.png Status: Unshared Original Tags: work-in-progress