Minecraft music blocks Mario (test)

My first experience with Minecraft music blocks. messing around with red stone timing and sequencing. and a little bit of music. did a little demo of the Mario song just messing around. ill be doing some more studies figuring out how timing of red stone works so i can get a self looping red stone music track. its like froutie loops in game form! :D enjoy!

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[MrMinecap]

you used invedit you got dirt with grass

[danz409]

@MrMinecap close but nope! this is my personal server. use for playing around and testing an such. there are some games i play fair and others i play god. :D

[danz409]

blah. sorry for the small screen. tried a new rendering option which obviously sucks.. wide screen is NOT wide screen >.> i need to find a real video editing program lol. my points are still valid tho :D

[DominatormanSam]

WERES THE SONG

[UnBobleavable]

@LFLloureiro ooooh. i see now

[LFLloureiro]

@UnBobleavable he was talking about his inventory if you look at the 6 square its dirt with grass

[UnBobleavable]

@MrMinecap grass grows -.-

[roderik1990]

@danz409 ah, the /give command and a personal server... great for testing purposes.

[martinlar123]

@MrMinecap dont need invedit.. can use TooManyItems

[OddlyJoe]

The reason for what happened at the start is because you are inverting the signal for every block. A note block will only sound when it receives a signal, not when it stops receiving one. If you want it to go in order then you need to put repeaters down instead of inverters.