pokotate's minecraft blog

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drum machine 2.0 using mob heads on note blocks?

song of the spiral

these are the clips I recorded for backgroun music on my "song of the spiral" video. use the popout player for some music while you scroll, or take a break and listen for a bit.

while trying to decide which note blcok instrument to use for the background music, I discovered how nice note blocks sound when doubled with packed ice + gold blocks. it creates the perfect sound for a pensive mood.

the background music, in theme with the video topic, is also derived from the fibonacci sequence (and lucas sequence) using the same conversion framework.

song of the spiral

fibonacci sequence, modulo 5, modulo 10, and modulo 15, mapped onto the f# minor scale. Played on note blocks in minecraft

using a lower modulus creates a short ostinato, and as we add in each higher modulus, the music sequence harmonizes with itself

I was in awe the first time I heard this one. I like to think that this is the composition of the cosmos that made sigma (overwatch) ask wHaT iS tHaT mElOdY?!?!

song of the spiral

fibonacci sequence, modulo 3, modulo 6, modulo 9, modulo 12, and modulo 15, mapped onto the f# minor scale. Played on note blocks in minecraft

using a lower modulus creates a short ostinato, and as we add in each higher modulus, the music sequence harmonizes with itself

song of the spiral

fibonacci sequence, modulo 2, modulo 4, modulo 6, and modulo 8, mapped onto the f# minor scale. Played on note blocks in minecraft