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( i also see that from left to right it has 15 instead of the 16 notes?? )

( 15 notes at 1:22 16 notes at 1:20 )

wait no im an idiot but it does change im just trying to find what does that?

@@GamerCasual123 No problem! The link in the video description will take you to a page with the code for the song written in plain text. You can select all of the code in the text box, then copy it using Ctrl+C and paste it into a Word or Notepad document using Ctrl+V. Then, save that file with a .txt file extension, and load it into thirtydollar.website using the "Load" button at the bottom of the page. I'm not sure if there is a way to do this on mobile, though it should be possible on Android. I post the code this way so that anyone who wants to play the song themselves can do so without downloading any files.

thanks! but i also want to copy my song (all i know is that there is a part with the f12) and paste it on a website, how did you do it?

​@@GamerCasual123 When you save from the website, the file is saved to your computer with a custom file extension (🗿), but it's really just a text file. You can open it with any word processing program by right clicking on the file and selecting Open with... , then you can freely copy and/or make changes to the code inside. I use this method to copy repeating sections of songs so that I don't have to do it by hand. If you just want to send a song you've made to someone else or post it online, you could do it more easily than I did by simply uploading the song file to somewhere like google drive and sharing the link to it. The reason I have the code available in a copy/paste form is because computers might get confused by the custom 🗿extension and falsely label the file as malicious. (Though, thinking about it again, I guess I could just upload the .txt file...) If you want to post the code to a paste site, like I did, the one I used (ControlC) is pretty good. I would normally have used pastebin, but pastebin doesn't like all of the emojis.

Nah

nah it aint