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You can play the piano, okay. You like the sound. But you don't want to have to record it from way across 5 rooms? Just use Anvil Studio!!!


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EditSteps

  1. 1
    Open up Anvil Studio.
  2. 2
    Choose an instrument for Track 1.
  3. 3
    Click the note you want to use: Whole note, half note, quarter note, etc.
  4. 4
    Click any key on the piano.
  5. 5
    Keep on doing this.
  6. 6
    Hit the play button.
  7. 7
    Fix any notes that sound wrong.
  8. 8
    You now have a song that is pretty good.

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EditTips

  • You might want to make other tracks.
  • You may want to export as mixed audio (mp3 or wav) to work with Scratch.

EditWarnings

  • Make sure that your volume is down. If not, you could permanently damage your eardrums. (Also a tip for other music)

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Categories: Stub | Music

Recent edits by: Jordan, Boubouboubou, Vasukesanam

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