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Minecraft Note Blocks can seem very difficult to wrap your brain around, but if you follow easy Note Block Redstone Tutorial, I promise note blocks will seem a lot less difficult, and far more simple than you realized!
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Cheat Sheet Reference Guide Images:
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Noteblock Template:
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Here's the notes I wrote for the first part of the Tetris theme I used as an example in the video:
22----17--18--20----18--17--
15----15--18--22----20--18--
17----17--18--20----22----18----
15----15
The numbers represent the number of times you have to right click the note block, the dashes represent the number of redstone ticks needed between each note.
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#noteblocks #minecraft #tutorial
This wasn’t clickbait it actually is the ultimate noteblock tutorial
I know it's so helpful
lol
FR ? I came here for looking at some good and quick reviews
pdf folder
something 3:09
i think it would be the ultimate tutorial if he also showed what blocks changed the instrument type of the noteblocks
wonderful video. even with no musical ability i was able to understand and do this. Thank you
the name doe.... minecraft daddy... im dying
Hold on, how is a high G made? there arent enough numbers on the blocks to reach that high, or is there?
Some songs can’t be played on note blocks, either because a) there are only so many instruments (there is no oboe, that is needed for the Moldau) or b) there are more than 24 notes(this is a problem for songs like rondo alla turca)
All that means is you need to be creative and alter the arrangement to meet the limitations of noteblocks!
what about bass clef?
Always wanted to be able to read music never thought I’d learn it in a Minecraft tutorial
Scyan same
same
But... This isn't reading music. You would not be able to tell me the name of every note on the staff just by watching this.
@@Ausar0 there are resource packs in minecraft that label the blocks.
It's possible.
@@Ausar0 I think this combined with a 2 minute guide on traditional music would do the trick for learning the basics
everyone has to start somewhere and more people understanding music is always a good thing
This is a rare gem.
There are very few people that can explain this in simple terms yet make it so informative.
Thank you very much for this!
69 Likes. Nice
Do you know how to get higher notes?
Me who has been in band for 4 years
*the expert*
Me never been in band
*The rookie*
Me who’s been in band for six years;
*Im still confused*
Me who’s been in music class, choir, and theater(musicals). *Totally forgets how to read music*
Me who plays two instruments
*the basic*
Me who understands all this yet can’t play an Instrument.
The no one cares
Teachers using minecraft for music class :)
me who don't know anything about music or red stone WTF!!!
Me: * _knows nothing about notes_ *
* _watches how to make noteblock music_ *
Same
Learn notes like me
Same
Yes
Go home music stealer
i learned more here than my elementary music class
you were paying attention this time
@@BlaxeFrost-X
We were payin attention
We just do not know how does it do
also said my pianist teacher
I love how he explains each thing in multiple ways, so no matter what you are familiar with you can understand what he is talking about
I just tried to learn Music Theory a couple of days ago so, this was extremely helpful for me, Thank You! :)
10:29 You could just place that one to the side of the block. The block is being powered, so every side is an output.
That would power other blocks
yeppi i dont know why he didnt do that
@@somejeanscompanyorsmth9047 what other blocks
That is true, but it is that way so you have space for other repeaters if you need them.
you would need the noteblock above for the emerald block to change the sound however
Familycraft: makes a redstone monstrosity for a Tetris song
iTMG, who plays running in the 90s by hand: *thats cute*
It's actually easier to play it by hand
This man just taught music theory in Minecraft. Rad.
Note block studio is great, but I think it removes the fun of tinkering with redstone to make in game music
Amazing I feel inspired and have definitely learned a lot. I have been looking forward to this for a bit😊
I have never in my life seen a Minecraft tutorial more helpful than this one. Great job!
this m8 doesnt get enough views
this is the most helpful tutorial i've been able to find, thank you :)
Dude! This was awesome! I've been drooling over noteblock music for years and now I can make my own?! Thank you thank you!!!
Edit: 23 hours later and I'm nearly 2/5ths of a way through making a noteblock version of a song I've been struggling to play on the piano for literal years. Dude, you are amazing my guy.
Finally, an actual helpful tutorial
wow ok i feel smart now!! really useful
dirt will create piano sound so ofc u can use em
Ya, different blocks make different instruments. He just used emerald because it makes an 8 bit sound
cool. right on time. i was messing with mc music the other day. it can do crazy off beats if timed well. surely not any bpm. but 112 triplets is the way to go. ^_^
glitcher (*☻-☻*)
I have no idea how music works. So I just hum a song in my head until I'm able to get it onto noteblocks. I know I'm weird.
You made what sounded complicated easier. Thanks for this. :)
Noteblock tips :
Divide your clicking pattern by 4
(Click 4 notes, click another 4 notes, and so on and so for)
That way, you won't get confused which number are you right now and it let you build faster
*_No shet, but I was playing Tetris by note blocks in my head before the sheet music popped up. I was like, wHAt._*
I just learned how to read music in 12 minutes
Thanks Im tryna make a love song for my crush
This is the best Minecraft tutorial I have ever watched. Not just for note blocks but just as a tutorial
3:00 one of the most important parts
edit: 2:00 aswell
Thanks so much! I made a few tweaks to your redstone so it's more efficient, but great video and now I am a note block amateur.
I'd love to see your design. You should post it on Twitter so I can see!
Pretty annoying how you can't ctrl click noteblocks since they don't rely on NBT data as of 1.13+ - you'd have to manually tune each one unless you can use /setblock
Yes. That was SUPER frustrating when I was making this tutorial!
@@familycraftdad There is a good little trick. Press F3, hover over the note block and look on the right of your screen
This was incredibly helpful. Never learned music theory, but I do understand redstone. Finally got it into a format I can replicate
Oh my god this is so helpful! Thank you I have been looking for tutorials for songs but they never come up with the entire song, usually just the intro. Now I can finally make anything! The cheat sheets are very helpful too, I’m glad you included those in the video.
I love you, I've been wanting to do this for AGES and you gave me exactly what I needed in those cheat sheets
Not *ANY* song for 3 or more reasons:
1. Some songs require notes that need to be held.
2. Some songs are faster than a beat per redstone tick.
3. The range of the instruments aren't very large.
1:55 I now see this video after 4 years but maaan you do not know how *much* I needed that! It literally feels like cheating!
Edit: I didn’t even expected to find “Eight Triplets” and “Sixteenth Triplets”!
I wished I payed more attention In music class
I took band for 4 years. Did marching for 1 and i’ve taught myself piano. Never once did someone tell me or did I realize why they are called quarter notes and so on. That makes so much sense. I’ve been playing music for 10 years and have played 5 different instruments. I’m baffled I never saw it 😂
People in 2024
If it's not too much treble, I'd love to see you make that in your Artisan bass. If it's not your forte, I understand.
Forst
There are also texture packs that can help you with tuning the note blocks since the particle effects can be re-textured into numbers and sometimes it's a bit difficult since you can miss count
That's so clever! Do you know the name of the texture packs?
The quarter note and half note thing confuses me cause my brain has been locked in minims quaver crotchets etc.I know they are the same but I can’t translate 😭😭🤣
I'm going to watch this till I have memorized every word..
😐
Oh my god, I feel all knowing after this video and before I had no clue.
theres an error on your cheat table for the bpm. at 6 redstone tick per beat you get 100 bpm not 112
I like how you can make music with note blocks in Minecraft and Mario Maker
I’m going to have my friend try to help me make revenge so I can be cool and have a meme in a world I can pull up and play whenever and if someone gets it I’ll be happy
This is genuinely so incredibly helpful and actual taught me a bunch of stuff. You literally taught me music theory, so cool!
Love this video, it's actually helpful with how to translate a music sheet into Minecraft! Thank you sir, thank you so much for this
Does it only work with emerald blocks?
Any tips to do more complicated things with multiple melodies + bassline?
Just do the same thing in this tutorial, but have two lines, then make sure the redstone hits each line at the same time. I'll be doing an advanced tutorial eventually :)
Really good video! But I'd highly disagree with one thing. U can make a 1 game tick delay indeed.
+ It would be worth to mention using F3 as it shows you which note are you onto so you don't need to count clicks.
Using this for a ITMG strat of winning skywars
I can highly recommend the Vanilla Tweaks Resource pack that adds a little banner to every noteblock, wich displays the current note
Am I the only one who is here to "ready make" K-pop songs lol
@Opecuted ✊😌 only twitter...btw is a song/meme ✨
I have always wanted to get good at note blockes and you helped me so much
This is such an awesome video. I've always been super intimidated by redstone so I was intimidated with creating music with noteblocks. Your video is kind of like music theory and it made it really easy for me to understand. I can read sheet music and seeing how to map out the notes on a block in sheet music form. Thank you so much for this video!
Goodbye my entire weekend
Thank you for explaining this in a way that actually makes sense for musicians!
Time to stick bug my friends
Thank I’m a beginner in this stuff and I really needed this! Also thanks for the cheat sheets 😁
Im from germany and at first i couldnt understand anything but then u showed the notes and i could understand everything. 👍🏼
I'm glad to hear the hours of work I put in to creating those note graphics helped you!
Wow!!! AWESOME video FCD!!! Excellent tutorial!
Is there any way to hold a single note for multiple measures? I know nothing about music so please exchange measures for seconds if I'm using the term wrong. Great video by the way!!!
No, I wish there was!
One of the gems out there on youtube
This is one of the best tutorials on youtube its just so good
could you help explain ties and slurs with the repeaters? I"m having trouble figuring that out when trying to condense and figuring out how many ticks go in the repeaters
A repeater is by default one redstone tick, so just look at the sheet at the start of the vid to determine how many ticks you need
Use a noteblock texture pack that shows the notes then google the song that you want in letter notes
I’m a mid teen learning piano and I thank you for making this cuz this helps me a lot with both music in general and note blocks
that was perfect, thank you. you totally earned my subscription
For some reason when I hit the note block, it doesn’t activate the observer, can someone help?
Bedrock?
How do you add baselines and stuff? or how do you hook up the base to the actual song (i dont even know what im talking about i just think it sounds good with bass)
Such a great tutorial! Nice work! 👌
Paul llyod, the Mario Jedi....
Thanks, I hate it.
This video is super underrated
This was by far the most amazing tutorial I have ever seen I play the guitar and I love Minecraft and I always wanted to put them together thanks to you now I can I have seen so many tutuorials but I never understood them as well as I understood this I have always wanted to listen to my favorite Beatles songs in Minecraft unfortunately not many people have created Beatles songs in Minecraft but now I can listen to Norwegian wood all the time in Minecraft
Mario Noteblock Tutorial
I've been wanting to make a song in Minecraft for awhile now, and so glad I found your tutorial. I had no idea where to begin, but now I feel I will be able to make it a reality. Thank you so much!
OMG. This is awesome. Thank you very much.
Technoblade: Finally a worthy opponent! Our battle will be legendary!
I wanna make the song "Some days" by wingy but I just can't find a note sheet for it ill just go for something more simple
that's my tip when your starting DON'T START WITH COMPLEX/LONG songs you'll rip your hair out go simple and maybe something repeatable
Woah this is amazing! Crazy how in just 6 minutes (because I was in 2 times speed) I went from knowing absolutely nothing about how to use minecraft noteblocks to being able to make my own songs!
how did you get the BPM? would it be possible for you to send me the equation/ the ticks for ~168 BPM? Im trying to recreate basket case by green day.
Is it possible to make a tempo of 6/8
Can you do "Reach Out To The Truth"?
Say one would want this connected to multiple strings of note blocks thus allowing for the ability to play multiple notes at the same time - wouldn't the button method make that easier to connect them and allow for the timing to be synchronized? Genuinely asking Im new to noteblocking despite having my surv world for 5+ years
For anyone wondering the REAL SONG NAME it is Korobeiniki, a soviet communist song :)
I'm a musician so I've always wanted to make music in minecraft but I didn't really know how noteblocks work, but this cleared it up quite well! Thank you!
I’m also a musician, I play the violin, and I had the exact same dream as you!
00:01 Understanding note block music creation in Minecraft
01:34 Understanding note block timings and BPM
02:55 Learn how to build songs using note blocks in Minecraft.
04:23 Understanding the timing and rhythm of note blocks
05:58 Building notes in Minecraft using Tetras theme
08:08 Building complex songs with Note Blocks in Minecraft
09:51 Setting up note blocks with repeaters and Headstone.
11:14 Building songs with note blocks in Minecraft
Crafted by Merlin AI.
Wow this is a brilliant video, I’ve never understood how people do noteblock songs before!
VanillaTweaks has a great texture pack add-on that allows you to see the notes on the noteblocks, which makes doing this way, way easier
Thank you for this extremly helpful tutorial. Now I can set "Chöre" by Mark Forster as my Minecraft doorbell!
Thanks but i need 20 tps
This is so helpful! Thank you so much for making this tutorial!
band kids can relate to this 100%
Hazardous_Lime Orchestra as well