Pigstep Crystal Remix

This is a remix of the song "Pigstep" by Lena Raine used in the video game Minecraft. The remix uses crystal-like instruments. Enjoy!

[@chairlord5442]

I was fully expecting all the piglins to start dancing at the 1st drop

[@Furoax]

Honestly shocked Mojang hasn't added this as a feature, we have dancing parrots so why not dancing piglins?

[@chairlord5442]

@@Furoax they do, but very rarely after they kill a hoglin

[@jayd4332]

wow instantly fav'd on the intro. Light clean notes and echoing dim castanets go well with this song

[@C4X3Music]

Banger fr. Glad this showed up in my feed

[@zircon256ua]

Amazing!

[@zaczeniuk]

Sick

[@Furoax]

Thank you, glad you enjoyed it.

[@theplatinumminecartgaming]

Woah, how long did this take? It's incredible!!! 🔥🔥🔥

[@Furoax]

It took about 4 hours to remix the song and about an hour to film the video

[@highlightedpotato6417]

Cool,I think this took alot of effort.

[@PERIX_QR]

Wait, did you use that beepbox site for this?

[@Furoax]

Yes

[@PERIX_QR]

@@Furoax I knew I recognised those instruments!

[@Furoax]

How long have you been using beepbox for?

[@PERIX_QR]

@@Furoax idk, like a month? I've watched tutorial video bout it, messed with it a couple times, produced some audial torture, haven't really gotten anywhere with it yet.

[@Furoax]

Are you having issues with the website, or do you just lack music experience?

[@user-zi1vu5hc3v]

Alr, how do I make this my alarm clock sound?

[@Furoax]

Glad you enjoyed the video, what device do you use for your alarm?

[@user-zi1vu5hc3v]

​@@FuroaxI'm using Samsung Galaxy A20e

[@Furoax]

In order to actually download the video, you're going to need to download the video from a KZbin to MP3/WAV website. I would recommend using an ad blocker for this, as these types of websites can sometimes be a little sketchy. MP3's take-up a lot less storage but have lower sound quality, where WAV files take up more storage but have better quality. For the rest of the steps, I just asked an AI how to do it since I've never actually used a Samsung phone before. Transfer the MP3/WAV to your phone: Ensure the custom sound file is saved on your device. You can transfer it via USB from a computer, download it from the internet, or receive it via Bluetooth or a messaging app. Move the file to the correct folder: For easier access, move your custom sound file to the Alarms folder. You can do this using the My Files app: Open the My Files app. Navigate to the folder where your custom sound file is saved. Long press the file to select it. Tap on the three dots (More) and select Move. Navigate to Internal storage > Alarms and move the file there. Set the custom sound as your alarm tone: Open the Clock app. Go to the Alarm tab. Tap on the alarm you want to edit or create a new one. Tap on the Sound option. Scroll down to find and tap on the Add from phone option. Navigate to the Alarms folder and select your custom sound file. Let me know if it works.

[@user-zi1vu5hc3v]

@@Furoax thanks bro

[@potatogamer1877]

immediately recognized this was beepbox lol (ultrabox user here) edit: you reckon you could drop the tinyurl?

[@Furoax]

Sure, tinyurl.com/8ve4nb8b

[@potatogamer1877]

@@Furoax Appreciated!