The playable data object provides a common format to play tones, melodies, and songs. Each of these music sources are created in different ways but are transformed into playable objects so that a single playback method is used to play them.
The blocks used to create playable music soucres are the following:
A tone is a musical note, or a sound frequency, and a duration. The duration is often set as the length of a beat.
Melodies are a series of notes and a tempo to play them at.
A built-in sound is a simple melody already composed for you. There are several you can choose from.
Songs are complex music sources which have many notes from different instruments. Songs are made in the Song Editor.
In your programs, you can simply use the play blocks for each playable object. Like this one for tone:
Or, this one for song:
Put 4 different playable music sources in an array. Play one after the other.
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