Scratch

(link at the bottom of the advertisement, be patient and read through it all :3)

(Online, Orchestral Studio is appaling, glitched, laggy, and the instruments are terrible. Download the project if you want to use it properly or listen to the example music. Don't forget Presentation Mode; the music will lag without it too. And use Turbo-Speed! Instructions are in the project.)


Orchestral Studio is a music program I created because I wanted one - it can do everything I want and I have no problems with it, so you'll probably find it useful 

Features:
• 8 note instruments - they can all hold up to 32 notes at a time. And yes, they can play independently of each other and at the same time :3
• All 128 note instruments that Scratch 1.4 provides - well, why not 
• A special keyboard feature that lets you simply click on the note you want - much easier than memorizing all the notes' values!
• A convenient list of instruments - you don't have to bring up a set instrument block to check what value to use!

• 4 drum instruments - yes, they can all play at the same time, so enjoy combining them to create weird sounds 
• All 47 drums that Scratch 1.4 has (of course)

• All played notes can be personalized - you can choose what length and volume they are too    Yeah you can choose the drum's volume as well.

• Add beats - add as many beats to the song as you want! (There's no limit, except for Scratch's  )
• Delete beats - delete as many beats as you want! (And use it to get rid of the example music)
• Clear beats - wipe notes off of selected beats if you don't want them there! (Yes you most likely will have that problem eventually, I know I did  )
• Duplicate beats - duplicates beats to help you finish your longer (and lazier) pieces!
• Transpose beats - moves all notes in a set of beats up or down! Well yeah, that's the traditional transposition in music - but in Orchestral Studio you can transpose the length, volume, and instrument too    So swapping the Acoustic grand to gunfire isn't so hard anymore 

• Pwnage displays and graphics (IMO, of course :3 But there are pictures below  )

• An in-project manual to teach you how to use Orchestral Studio, just in case you're confused on something (and so people don't spam ask questions lol)


And now - pictures!!! 











Click here to use Orchestral Studio! Please follow what it tells you to do, and read the project notes too maybe    And HAVE FUN 

Last edited by Jonathanpb (2011-10-05 03:27:04)