Jazzy Note Blocks in Minecraft [Pure Redstone, 1.13.2~ compatible] скачать в хорошем качестве

Jazzy Note Blocks in Minecraft [Pure Redstone, 1.13.2~ compatible]

Link to the original sheet music, composed by AaronGrooves:    • "Jazzy Note Blocks" Sheet Music (& Piano J...   World Download: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1YjE... Resourcepack Download: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1m3V... Schematic file Download: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1t7O... When I listened to the original music after I watched Alan's animation, an inspiration just slipped in my mind. So I made a music playing redstone contraption just for fun and uploaded it to youtube. I didn't expect that many people would watch my video. Although 60k is way smaller than 80m(AVM) and 1.1m(Sheet music), that is enough for a first video anyways. Plenty of them said good things about my instrument, still there were a lot of mistakes in the video. Therefore I decided to build a new instrument as I got some brand new hardwares. Here are found issues on the previous video: -Too much lag. -Too dizzy camera movements. -The video itself is a little bit yellowish. -The whole sound is distorted. -Command blocks are not survival-friendly. -Unmuting of the acoustic bass was a single beat faster. -All of the flute parts do not sound like original due to its limited range. -Finale part sounds painfully awful. It only took 2 days for building the basis because the mechanism had not been changed. Most of the time was spent on designing the entire finale part. Literally everything. That took about 5 days. First of all, I made up my mind to extend the flute's range. I had no other way to let the flute sound better than before. I chose to use resource pack to replace another unused instrument with 2 octaves higher pitched flute. That actually worked really great. The sound was generated by Goldwave. Also I tweaked the pitch of drums. Here are some informations: Kick = F#3 Stone HiHat = F#4 Glass Accented Snare = G#4 Sand Snare = G4 Sand Accented Tom1 = A#4 Stone Tom1 = A4 Stone Accented Tom2 = G#4 Stone Tom2 = G4 Stone Accented Tom3 = F#4 Stone Tom3 = F4 Stone Accented Tom4 = Does not exist Tom4 = D4 Stone This video was filmed in 1.14 with optifine. When you play this song in 1.13.2, the flute does not sound clear because of the maximum playable notes. You have to mute some noteblocks. I recommend you to mute the acoustic guitar, as I said in the intro of this video. You may have wondered how I got rid of command blocks. The solution was using pistons, they have flexibility of their delays. This is a bit complicated to explain. Thus I made an explanation world for this. Link: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Bgh...