Writing Music

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To write in-game music, just write "jukebox commands" in a regular Book & Quill item, then left-click a jukebox with the book to run those commands.

Notes

  • C#0 - C# in zeroth octave (there are two octaves in Minecraft, 0 and 1)
  • Ab1 - A flat in first octave

Pauses, beat duration

  • :-4 - go back 4 beats
  • d3 - change delay in ticks between beats
  • -- - 2 beat pause


Instruments

i0 - change instrument to piano

There are 16 instruments total:

  • i0 - Piano, the default instrument unless otherwise specified.
  • i1 - Bass drum.
  • i2 - Snare drum.
  • i3 - Sticks.
  • i4 - Bass guitar.
  • i5 - Flute
  • i6 - Bell.
  • i7 - Guitar.
  • i8 - Chime.
  • i9 - Xylophone.
  • i10 - Iron Xylophone.
  • i11 - Cow Bell.
  • i12 - Didgeridoo.
  • i13 - Bit.
  • i14 - Banjo.
  • i15 - Pling.

Volume

  • v700 - higher volume
  • v300 - lower volume
  • v500 - normal volume
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