How I Made Redstone Sound Like an Orchestra - In C-PU Deep Dive Pt. 2

...and now you know how this all works! ...right?
Korea Video - • I Performed My Note Bl...
Part 1 - • The Clever Engineering...
Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:42 Stacked Players
10:04 Song On/Off
17:59 An Interesting Latch
19:57 Tempo System
21:57 How It Makes Sound!
24:00 Counting Players
27:37 Let's Listen to It!
31:44 Outro

[@watermelon5521]

How much free time do you have to create machines beyond my comprehension?

[@the_rahn]

The happy laughter at the end, the pure joy of creating. Thanks for sharing that joy with us. And very well explained!

[@SkellyBoii03]

Honestly, best redstone youtuber ever

[@jazziiRed]

🙏

[@SkellyBoii03]

Just the way you explain things man.

[@ThisIsNotADrell]

Your innovations look simple and easy, but I'm sure it was hard to come up with them all. Kudos to you man!

[@ThisIsNotADrell]

Deep, authentic, and banger intrusive thought intro. What more could you ask for?

[@pedropiata648]

Bro, your Channel is blowing keep going 💪💪🔥🔥

[@jazziiRed]

Thank you! 😤

[@Ruprime]

Very, very impressive! Having built massive, complex redstone machines myself, this is no easy feat!! Very well executed!! Also, overcomplicating systems is what we redstoners do best!! Never thought to transmit signal strength over long distances in that manner before. I had always used the comparator line. I'll have to remember that next time I need one. I realize lag for the display is irrelevant. But, if you'd like to smooth it out/speed it up, have you considered slime block piston towers? I've found those to be a fast and reliable method for vertical signal transmission. Plus, depending on how you set them up, either the rising or falling edge of the signal is instant.

[@ACHILIESYT]

My brain hurts but love the video💪

[@Maxjoker98]

Mh, yes. A minecraft contraption that got you to travel to South Korea. Now build one that gets you into North Korea!

[@lucadelgreco9213]

in unbelivaly understood everything! wow you're an awesome explainer thank you very much! i just wanted to let you know that I've found you like 1h ago by missclicking and i already love your contents

[@lucadelgreco9213]

adding a question to my comment: sorry can't you use piston with slime/honey and a redstone block instead of a redstone torch column? I'm a redstone self-taught amateur and I'm no's so good yet so I wondere if a piston bolt signal would be mabye harder bu surely faster so that the 7th (or the 8th, 9th... the 130th who knows) player would have less time lag? thank you anyway and il keep on whatching your videos until I catch up

[@whitehorsept]

I don't remember the details, but Tango at some point, during the building of his dungeon used an "instant redstone signal" with no lag, to sync multiple jukeboxes. Maybe worth looking into it if you want to have zero latency regardless of distance.

[@violetleporid]

Veeerryy nice I love everything about this

[@BaddHabytzz]

a whole bunch of SEEMINGLY simple concepts together into a single mind blowing machine.. I'm in absolute awe. There is admittedly one thing I don't understand, though... Why is this dictated to "within 3?" Each active variable has a single addiction (edit: or addition 😅), making for a limit of 6 active voices at any one time, but the machine has a max command of 7? I've clearly missed something

[@jazziiRed]

That's just because those were the constraints of the original piece by Terry Riley. But you can still get a maximum of 7 voicings, since "within 3" means "within 3 moves from each other," for a maximum spread over 4 parts.

[@BaddHabytzz]

@@jazziiRed I had imagined the spread was 4... well after I'd written that, of course. 🤦‍♂️ I'm sure you had already explained this in your videos; I was just so hooked on the methods to achieve the goal, I paid little heed to the goal itself. Thank you for taking the time to once again clarify this to my absent minded self. 🙃

[@michael23b]

This is insanely impressive

[@colincayden2068]

2 Mins, noice

[@nightwing36s]

19:55 You've basically made a J-K Flip Flop, then, with Q and !Q being passed back to J and K

[@Pranym]

Hey, new to the channel. Just watched some of your noteblock creations, love them. Do you have a download link for the map or some more extensive videos on just playing this and your midi instrument? Woud love to hear the 5 other segments and 3 more instruments :)

[@lordthunderpork]

A clear explanation of a cool creation, nice! I'm a little unclear on the benefit of moving individual players, wouldn't a switchboard with binary lines accomplish the same thing?

[@jazziiRed]

Not sure what you mean by that, sorry... But the machine is meant to be played by 7 individual players on a server, each with their own set of controls.

[@user-bp1rr1pv2z]

awesome

[@Drag0nmaster]

Nice

[@alphamystical]

BRO IS THE SONG AT THE END “In C” by Terry Riley??? IM PLAYING THAT IN ORCHESTRA RIGHT NOW

[@jazziiRed]

Yes it is! I also have a video where I performed that piece live using this machine :)

[@Ekipsogel]

4:49 I think that happened because the redstone block turned into a moving block entity, updating the piston, then when it turned back into a block, it didn’t update the piston.

[@jazziiRed]

Yeah, I think you're right

[@randospawn7495]

You could reduce lag by using 2 Tflip-flops and the stone wall array with observers (I hate that they update both ways sometimes). Edit: just realized you already kind of used this out the front of the finished one

[@rame.]

what huh umm cool

[@jayglenn837]

Why didn't you use vertical instant redstone of some kind instead of torch towers?

[@jazziiRed]

¯\_(ツ)_/¯ just felt like keeping it old school

[@tomnicbl367]

Awesome machine, kinda sad that this is just a loop of 1 measure