Importing MIDI Data into my Minecraft Piano

Today I show you how to import MIDI data into my Minecraft piano!
For Minecraft Java Edition 1.20.5 or later.
Download the Python file: drive.usercontent.google.com/...
Get Python at: www.python.org
Download the piano Data Pack (same as in previous video): drive.usercontent.google.com/...
Check out the first video: • I Added a Working Pian...
Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
05:14 - Performance considerations
08:14 - Making a song in Note Block Studio
11:04 - Limitations
18:13 - How to import NBS files into my Minecraft piano
24:24 - Importing to another track
26:07 - Looking at other songs
27:34 - Importing MIDI data (MIDI file)
28:31 - Importing MIDI data (MIDI keyboard)
29:46 - Playing a song on a real keyboard and importing it into Minecraft
31:35 - Replaying the recorded song in Minecraft
32:49 - Using the "analog tempo" option
34:30 - Playing the 3 songs in their entirety
38:05 - Outro
Music:
"MEGALOVANIA", "Fallen Down" and "Ruins" by Toby Fox.
"Casino" from Super Mario Sunshine.
"Never Gonna Give You Up" by Rick Astley.

[@user-qw1xj4lb8o]

the spedup rickroll sounds amazing omg

[@TheRealDorran]

yo nice how u said "couple of comments", i guess that means you acknowledged my existence

[@rockpie]

He also just did

[@alaskanaussiefurguson]

This is so amazing!!! I particularly liked seeing the comparison of your real-life playing and the Minecraft piano. So incredibly neat!!😄🎹

[@Ubsje]

This is really awesome dude, I'm happy I got recommended this! Next step is making more instruments to play a whole orchestra lol (don't actually do it, that's way too much work). Some actual ideas you could consider tho: - Playing chords (it takes the note you play as the root note for the chord) - Falling notes when playing back a recording, like in Synthesia Do whatever you want with this tho, just my thoughts :p

[@AlexanderJibril]

This deserved more viewss😊

[@Makaron.24]

Video is awesome. Btw when I clicked on it I thought u r some big KZbinr... U deserve more subscribers

[@John17TheOGmp4]

same

[@Albert-qp9ss]

Amazing video and amazing production quality! You definitely deserve more subscribers! All the best for the future!

[@ThatOneGuyEmblem]

this was quite interesting, to be completely honest. I'm not sure how I'd personally implement this into my worlds, but it's definitely something I'll have to check out. as far as how laggy it is when you have songs stored, something everyone should keep in mind that it's all dependent on your own computer's specs. for instance, my laptop would probably struggle with one song, but my desktop would probably be able to handle 4 or 5, possibly more tracks. food for thought! I look forward to seeing more of your vids!

[@CreeperJuice]

It's also important to know how many notes are in your song. For a song with 3000-4000 notes (4K is pretty much the limit), I can really only handle storing 1 song at a time. But for songs with only ~500 notes, I might be able to handle 6 or 7 songs loaded at once.

[@Pecudo]

goood you are so pro

[@jeffreyohler2599]

*Previewing Commentary* Not that I've actually olayed MC yet. (No computer & I refuse to have my experience be downgraded witht the limitations of a console). Same reason I stopped playing Day Z. The concile version is trash compared to the full version on pc. However I do watch a lot of vids on creative games such as MC. Point is that,I don't think there is a built in music generator in Minecraft,that I know of. So if not then, *You just gave orher players a way to make custom music for their MC projects!* That's freaking awesome dude!!!

[@jeffreyohler2599]

31:57 *Wish I could do this in LBP!*

[@John17TheOGmp4]

I hav question can not just the metronome be changeable but also the tempo of the tracks? without tick speed ofc

[@CreeperJuice]

Sadly no. There wasn't really a way to implement that. But if you're using the import from nbs feature, you can change the tempo before you import it.

[@John17TheOGmp4]

@@CreeperJuice oki .