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set instrument to ( v)An instrument is a sampled musical instrument that is used in Scratch with the Play Note () for () Beats block to produce notes.
There are 131 notes available in Scratch, ranging from note 0, a low C, to note 130, a high B♭. The notes function just as they do on a piano, but there are more choices for the instrument.
Instruments
There are 21 instruments available for use:
- Piano
- Electric Piano
- Organ
- Guitar
- Electric Guitar
- Bass
- Pizzicato
- Cello
- Trombone
- Clarinet
- Saxophone
- Flute
- Wooden Flute
- Bassoon
- Choir
- Vibraphone
- Music Box
- Steel Drum
- Marimba
- Synth Lead
- Synth Pad
Related Blocks
set instrument to ( v) sets the instrument number.
play note () for () beats plays the set instrument.
Sound Effects
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Scratch 1.4 had a range of sound effects for use; these included everyday sounds such as a telephone ring, and sounds for other genres, such as a gunshot. These sound effects were not controlled by notes in the same way as instruments; rather, with these instruments, the given note affected the pitch of the sound. Unpitched percussion instruments, such as the woodblock, were also affected this way.
External Links
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