Player Bricksochord

Why not have the instrument play itself?

1,616 Bricks

The Bricksochord is great and all, but more complicated melodies are pretty difficult to play. With this new handy dandy machine, you can compose your own melodies to your hearts content (or until you fill the entire disk), and with an added percussion instrument to spice up your songs. Now you can finally (try to) recreate your favorite songs in Brick Rigs (as long as it's between the notes G and the next octave G and it can fit in the disk)

Pls credit when making your own songs k thnx

Example Songs:

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1969537858

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1969537998

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1969538149

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INSTRUCTIONS

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• Make a 3 tall brick (preferably a 1s brick on its side) • Put the brick in between the black lines of the disk, sticking at least one brick below the lines • By default, W moves the track forwards and S Backwards, W also plays the track

• The range is between G and the next octave G (inclusive) • The furthest out position is where the lower octave G is played • The innermost position is where the percussion instrument is played • The two actuators involved in playing/controlling the song is all the way at the bottom of the machine, colored in burnt. Change the button used to play, or change the speed of the actuator under the disk to increase/decrease play speed • The angle difference between each line is one fine rotation increment (1.4 degrees) • There is a useful tool not attached to the rest of the machine to help figure out which spot plays what note (remember that the innermost spot plays the percussion instrument) • Godmode recommended for everything

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FEATURES

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• Actuators that are meant to make sounds • A flamethrower repurposed as a percussion instrument

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THINGS TO NOTE

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• Due to the nature of circles, going further out involves larger gaps, take that into account when composing • The lower notes are unavoidably quiet (without possibly adding thousands of more actuators), take that into account when composing

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