Plants vs. Zombies - Zombies On Your Lawn [with Lyrics] - Minecraft 1.16.5 Wireless Note Blocks DGigsTV 2021-06-18 | Credits 🎨Song Origin: Plants vs. ZombiesSong Title: Zombies On Your LawnComposer: Laura ShigiharaOriginal Minecraft "oof" sound by thecheeseman. Download here: freesound.org/people/thecheeseman/sounds/44429This song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.See the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstv
Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time - Gerudo Valley DGigsTV 2023-03-05 | Credits 🎨Song Origin: The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of TimeSong Title: Gerudo ValleyComposer: Koji KondoThis was a request from someone I know on Discord!This song cover was sped up from 100bpm to 120bpm to match the tempo of the original song.This song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.See the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstvOutro song is the High Score Jingle from Vib-ribbon, composed by Masaya Matsuura.Skin used is "sus moggus" by murios. minecraftskins.com/skin/19618290/sus-moggus#legendofzelda #minecraft #noteblocks #ocarinaoftime
Pokémon Scarlet & Violet - Champion Geeta Battle Theme DGigsTV 2022-12-07 | Credits 🎨Song Origin: Pokémon Scarlet & VioletSong Title: Vs. Champion Geeta Battle ThemeComposer: TBDThis song was sped up ~10% to match the original song's speed.Timestamps ⌚00:00 Music01:34 Pixel ArtThis song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.See the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstvOutro song is the High Score Jingle from Vib-ribbon, composed by Masaya Matsuura.Skin used is "sus moggus" by murios. minecraftskins.com/skin/19618290/sus-moggus#pokemonscarlet #pokemonscarletandviolet #pokemon #minecraft #noteblocks
Sonic Adventure 2 - Escape from the City DGigsTV 2022-11-25 | Credits 🎨Song Origin: Sonic Adventure 2Song Title: Escape from the CityComposer: Jun SenoueThis video was sped up ~30% to get the tempo up to the speed of the original song.This song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.See the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstvOutro song is the High Score Jingle from Vib-ribbon, composed by Masaya Matsuura.Skin used is "sus moggus" by murios. minecraftskins.com/skin/19618290/sus-moggus#minecraft #noteblocks #sonic
Super Mario World - Athletic Theme DGigsTV 2022-11-13 | Credits 🎨Song Origin: Super Mario WorldSong Title: Athletic ThemeComposer: Koji KondoGameplay by @CompletelyAverageGameplay.This song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.See the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstvOutro song is the High Score Jingle from Vib-ribbon, composed by Masaya Matsuura.Skin used is "sus moggus" by murios. minecraftskins.com/skin/19618290/sus-moggus#minecraft #noteblocks #supermarioworld #smw
Super Mario Bros. 3 - Athletic Theme DGigsTV 2022-11-11 | Credits 🎨Song Origin: Super Mario Bros. 3Song Title: Athletic ThemeComposer: Koji KondoThis song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.See the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstvOutro song is the High Score Jingle from Vib-ribbon, composed by Masaya Matsuura.Skin used is "sus moggus" by murios. minecraftskins.com/skin/19618290/sus-moggus#minecraft #noteblocks #smb3 #mario
Super Mario Bros. 2 - Overworld Theme DGigsTV 2022-11-09 | Credits 🎨Song Origin: Super Mario Bros. 2Song Title: Overworld ThemeComposer: Koji KondoThis song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.See the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstvOutro song is the High Score Jingle from Vib-ribbon, composed by Masaya Matsuura.Skin used is "sus moggus" by murios. minecraftskins.com/skin/19618290/sus-moggus#minecraft #noteblocks #smb2 #mario
Super Mario Bros. 2 - Character Select DGigsTV 2022-11-07 | Credits 🎨Song Origin: Super Mario Bros. 2Song Title: Character SelectComposer: Koji KondoThis song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.See the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstvOutro song is the High Score Jingle from Vib-ribbon, composed by Masaya Matsuura.Skin used is "sus moggus" by murios. minecraftskins.com/skin/19618290/sus-moggus#minecraft #noteblocks #smb2
3D Dot Game Heroes - Breakout - Minecraft 1.19.2 Wireless Note Blocks DGigsTV 2022-10-14 | Credits 🎨Song Origin: 3D Dot Game HeroesSong Title: Breakout / Blockout / Block DestructionComposer: Shinji Hosoe, Ayako Saso, Yousuke Yasui, Shoichiro Sakamoto, Teruo Taniguchi, Takahiro Eguchi, Norihiro HurukawaThis song was a request from @CompletelyAverageGameplay! If you have a request, please leave a comment. 😊I sped this video up ~25% in order to get the Note Block song around the original tempo. The notes are coming fast, but that's just because you are playing the song on expert mode. 😉This song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.See the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstvOutro song is the High Score Jingle from Vib-ribbon, composed by Masaya Matsuura.Skin used is "sus moggus" by murios. minecraftskins.com/skin/19618290/sus-moggus#minecraft #noteblocks #3ddotgameheroes
Super Mario Galaxy 2 - Puzzle Plank Galaxy - Minecraft 1.19.2 Wireless Note Blocks DGigsTV 2022-10-11 | Credits 🎨Song Origin: Super Mario Galaxy 2Song Title: Puzzle Plank GalaxyComposer: Ryo NagamatsuI sped this video up ~10% in order to get the Note Block song around the original tempo.This song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.See the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstvOutro song is the High Score Jingle from Vib-ribbon, composed by Masaya Matsuura.Skin used is "sus moggus" by murios. minecraftskins.com/skin/19618290/sus-moggus#minecraft #noteblocks #supermariogalaxy #supermariogalaxy2 #mario
New Super Mario Bros - Overworld Theme - Minecraft 1.19.2 Wireless Note Blocks DGigsTV 2022-10-09 | Credits 🎨Song Origin: New Super Mario Bros DSSong Title: Overworld ThemeComposer: Koji KondoThis song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.See the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstvOutro song is the High Score Jingle from Vib-ribbon, composed by Masaya Matsuura.Skin used is "sus moggus" by murios. minecraftskins.com/skin/19618290/sus-moggus#minecraft #noteblocks #mario #newsupermariobros #kojikondo
Sonic Heroes - Casino Park Zone - Minecraft 1.19.2 Wireless Note Blocks DGigsTV 2022-10-06 | Credits 🎨Song Origin: Sonic HeroesSong Title: Casino Park ThemeComposer: Jun Senoue, Tomoya Ohtani, Naofumi Hataya, Keiichi Sugiyama, Hideaki Kobayashi, Mariko Nanba, Fumie KumataniThis song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.See the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstvOutro song is the High Score Jingle from Vib-ribbon, composed by Masaya Matsuura.Skin used is "sus moggus" by murios. minecraftskins.com/skin/19618290/sus-moggus
SvtFoE - Sword Hand Dance - Minecraft 1.19.2 Wireless Note Blocks DGigsTV 2022-10-04 | Credits 🎨Song Origin: Star vs. the Forces of EvilSong Title: Sword Hand DanceComposer: Brian H. KimThis was a request from @CompletelyAverageGameplay ♥This song was a request! I'll be honest, I know literally nothing about SvtFoE. A viewer showed me this song and it's pretty catchy, so I decided to give it a shot!I sped this video up ~10% in order to get the Note Block song around the original tempo.This song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.See the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstvOutro song is the High Score Jingle from Vib-ribbon, composed by Masaya Matsuura.Skin used is "sus moggus" by murios. minecraftskins.com/skin/19618290/sus-moggus#svtfoe #starvstheforcesofevil #minecraft #noteblocks
Undertale - Spear of Justice - Minecraft 1.18.2 Wireless Note Blocks DGigsTV 2022-05-09 | Credits 🎨Song Origin: UndertaleSong Title: Spear of JusticeComposer: Toby FoxThis song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.See the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstvOutro song is the High Score Jingle from Vib-ribbon, composed by Masaya Matsuura.Skin used is "sus moggus" by murios. minecraftskins.com/skin/19618290/sus-moggus#minecraft #noteblocks #undertale #undyne
Scooby Doo - Theme Song - Minecraft 1.18.2 Wireless Noteblocks DGigsTV 2022-05-02 | This was a request from @mybookenigma3545 ♥ Hope you all enjoy!Credits 🎨Song Origin: Scooby Doo (1969-1970)Song Title: Scooby Doo Theme SongComposer: David Mook, Ben RaleighThis song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.See the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstvOutro song is the High Score Jingle from Vib-ribbon, composed by Masaya Matsuura.Skin used is "sus moggus" by murios. minecraftskins.com/skin/19618290/sus-moggus#minecraft #noteblocks #scoobydoo
Advance Wars - Colins Theme - Minecraft 1.18.2 Wireless Note Blocks DGigsTV 2022-04-27 | Just counting the days until the Advance Wars Reboot comes out. 😫😖Credits 🎨Song Origin: Advance Wars 2: Black Hole RisingSong Title: Colin's ThemeComposer: Yoshito HiranoThis song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.See the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstvOutro song is the High Score Jingle from Vib-ribbon, composed by Masaya Matsuura.Skin used is "sus moggus" by murios. minecraftskins.com/skin/19618290/sus-moggus#minecraft #noteblocks #advancewars
Kirbys Dream Land 3 - Sand Canyon 1 - Minecraft 1.18.2 Wireless Note Blocks DGigsTV 2022-04-19 | Credits 🎨Song Origin: Kirby's Dreamland 3Song Title: Sand Canyon 1Composer: Jun IshikawaThis song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.See the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstvOutro song is the High Score Jingle from Vib-ribbon, composed by Masaya Matsuura.Skin used is "sus moggus" by murios. minecraftskins.com/skin/19618290/sus-moggus#minecraft #noteblocks #kirby
Mario Kart SNES - Koopa Beach Theme - Minecraft 1.18.1 Wireless Noteblocks DGigsTV 2022-03-14 | Credits 🎨Song Origin: Mario Kart (SNES)Song Title: Koopa BeachComposer: Soyo OkaTimestamps ⌚00:00 Music00:51 Pixel ArtThis song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.See the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstvOutro song is the High Score Jingle from Vib-ribbon, composed by Masaya Matsuura.Skin used is "sus moggus" by murios. minecraftskins.com/skin/19618290/sus-moggus#minecraft #noteblocks #mariokart
Kirbys Dream Land 3 - Grass Lands 2 - Minecraft 1.18.1 Wireless Noteblocks DGigsTV 2022-02-03 | Thanks for watching! I think the next few videos I put out will be fairly chill. I have some tunes I want to cover that I don't really have anything in-mind to create animations or pixel art for. These videos will likely be music + visualization only.Credits 🎨Song Origin: Kirby's Dreamland 3Song Title: Grass Lands 2Composer: Jun IshikawaThis song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.See the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstvOutro song is the High Score Jingle from Vib-ribbon, composed by Masaya Matsuura.Skin used is "sus moggus" by murios. minecraftskins.com/skin/19618290/sus-moggus#minecraft #noteblocks #kirby #kirbydreamland
Undertale - Napstablook - Ghost Fight - Minecraft 1.18.1 Wireless Noteblocks DGigsTV 2022-01-24 | Credits 🎨Song Origin: UndertaleSong Title: Ghost FightComposer: Toby FoxTimestamps ⌚00:00 Music01:00 Pixel ArtThis song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.See the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstvOutro song is the High Score Jingle from Vib-ribbon, composed by Masaya Matsuura.Skin used is "sus moggus" by murios. minecraftskins.com/skin/19618290/sus-moggus#minecraft #noteblocks #undertale #napstablook #ghost
Pokemon Diamond, Pearl, and Platinum - Cynthias Theme - Minecraft 1.18.1 Wireless Noteblocks DGigsTV 2022-01-21 | Thanks for the request! Please feel free to comment a request if you have one!!I sped this video up ~10% in order to get the Note Block song around the original tempo. I don't normally do this, but this song sounds pretty lame at a slower tempo.Credits 🎨Song Origin: Pokemon Diamond, Pearl, and PlatinumSong Title: Champion Cynthia Battle MusicComposer: Go Ichinose, Junichi Masuda, Satoshi Nohara, Hitomi SatoTimestamps ⌚00:00 Music01:43 Pixel ArtThis song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.See the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstvOutro song is the High Score Jingle from Vib-ribbon, composed by Masaya Matsuura.Skin used is "sus moggus" by murios. minecraftskins.com/skin/19618290/sus-moggus#minecraft #noteblocks #pokemon #championcynthia #brilliantdiamond #shiningpearl
Undertale - Toriel - Fallen Down & Heartache - Minecraft 1.18.1 Wireless Noteblocks DGigsTV 2022-01-14 | Last of the Undertale music for now... maybe. I have more Undertale songs I want to cover but I'd like to switch it up for a bit. Stay tuned 👀Credits 🎨Song Origin: UndertaleSong Title: Fallen Down / HeartacheComposer: Toby FoxTimestamps ⏰00:00 Fallen Down00:26 Toriel Overworld Sprite01:03 Heartache01:16 Toriel Battle Sprite03:16 OutroThis song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.See the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstvOutro song is the High Score Jingle from Vib-ribbon, composed by Masaya Matsuura.Skin used is "sus moggus" by murios. minecraftskins.com/skin/19618290/sus-moggus#minecraft #noteblocks #undertale #toriel
Undertale - Mettaton - Death By Glamour [Music + Animation] - Minecraft 1.18.1 Wireless Noteblocks DGigsTV 2022-01-03 | OH YES!!!Credits 🎨Song Origin: UndertaleSong Title: Death By GlamourComposer: Toby FoxThis song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.See the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstvOutro song is the High Score Jingle from Vib-ribbon, composed by Masaya Matsuura.Skin used is "sus moggus" by murios. minecraftskins.com/skin/19618290/sus-moggus#minecraft #noteblocks #undertale #mettaton
Undertale - Dogsong (feat. Max of ShibeNation) - Minecraft 1.18.1 Wireless Noteblocks DGigsTV 2021-12-25 | Max is from @ShibeNation: youtube.com/c/shibenationmax. They just dropped a big green screen video here for everyone's memeing pleasure: youtu.be/50BpkTCCPVk (which I have taken full advantage of!)I've had Dogsong planned and done for a while. Originally, I was planning on just synchronizing wolf sounds from Minecraft to the song. I got the idea to use noises from Max after this big green screen video dropped! I love Max's vocalizations, so it seemed natural to make music using them.Credits 🎨Song Origin: UndertaleSong Title: DogsongComposer: Toby FoxThis song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.See the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstv#minecraft #noteblocks #undertale #doge #shibainu #shibenation
Undertale - Mettaton - Its Showtime / Metal Crusher - Minecraft 1.18.1 Wireless Noteblocks DGigsTV 2021-12-20 | DID YOU. JUST FLIP. MY SWITCH? ✨Credits 🎨Song Origin: UndertaleSong Title: It's Showtime! / Metal CrusherComposer: Toby FoxMettaton's Overworld sprite and animation were built by hand using command blocks. His battle sprites were tool-assisted when building but also animated using command blocks. Frisk's sprites were also built by hand (yes those were build in Minecraft). If you decide to use the Mettaton animations, be careful. The Overworld animation runs fine but his battle sprites will quickly grind your server to a halt.This song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.Timestamps ⌚00:00 - It's Showtime! (Mettaton Game Show Theme)00:36 - Mettaton Overworld Sprite and Animation01:40 - Metal Crusher (Mettaton Battle Theme)02:53 - Mettaton Battle Sprite and AnimationSee the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstv#minecraft #noteblocks #undertale #mettaton
Doki Doki Literature Club - Main Theme - Minecraft 1.18.1 Wireless Note Blocks DGigsTV 2021-12-12 | 00:11 🤭🤭🤭Credits 🎨Song Origin: Doki Doki Literature Club!Song Title: Main ThemeComposer: Dan SalvatoThis song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.See the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstv#minecraft #noteblocks #dokidokiliteratureclub
Star Dew Valley - Cloud Country - Minecraft 1.18 Wireless Note Blocks DGigsTV 2021-12-09 | For this video, I didn't really know what to build Pixel Art of, so I built ConcernedApe. His sprite is pretty big, so I had to cut the build footage down a bit. Hope you all enjoy!Credits 🎨Song Origin: Star Dew ValleySong Title: Cloud CountryComposer: ConcernedApeThis song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.Timestamps:00:00 Music 🎵01:11 Pixel Art 🔨See the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstv#minecraft #noteblocks #stardewvalley #stardew
Duck Tales - Moon Theme - Minecraft 1.17.1 Wireless Note Blocks DGigsTV 2021-12-05 | Credits 🎨Song Origin: DuckTalesSong Title: Moon ThemeComposer: Hiroshige TonomuraThis song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.See the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstv#minecraft #noteblocks #ducktales
Advance Wars - Jesss Theme - Minecraft 1.17.1 Wireless Note Blocks DGigsTV 2021-11-23 | Sorry this took so long, folks! This theme went through MANY different iterations and I finally got it sounding good during my time off for the holidays. Hope you enjoy!I'm super bummed that the Advance Wars Remaster got delayed, but also happy that they had the foresight to delay a product that isn't finished. Can't wait for it to come out next year!!Credits 🎨Song Origin: Advance Wars 2: Black Hole RisingSong Title: Jess's ThemeComposer: Yoshito HiranoThis song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.See the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstv#minecraft #noteblocks #advancewars
Ankha is dancing... in Minecraft! [Music + Animation] - Minecraft 1.17.1 Wireless Noteblocks DGigsTV 2021-11-19 | Original animation by Advos here. Please show some love!! youtube.com/watch?v=sDX_kQUckc8Huge thanks for your animation breakdown video! It helped a lot in spriting this out. Check it out here: youtube.com/watch?v=RIRNC9NTVFUCredits 🎨Song Performer: Sandy MartonSong Title: Camel By CamelTIMESTAMPS:00:00 Music 🎵02:18 Ankha Dancing 🐈I was originally just going to post the music, but I saw this cute animation and I just had to build it out!Even though Ankha's animation came out OK in this video, it did NOT want to cooperate with me. It's (structurally) quite a bit bigger than most of the animations I've done on this channel, which caused Minecraft to chug quite a bit even on my gaming PC. I had to record until it finally ran smoothly just enough for me to loop it. Sorry for anyone disappointed that she isn't synchronized to the music, but it was hard enough to get this thing to behave nicely as it is! Maybe some day I'll experiment and figure out a more efficient set of commands to run this thing.==========This song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.See the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstv#minecraft #noteblocks #ankha #zone #zonetan
Rick Astley - Never Gonna Give You Up - Minecraft 1.17.1 Wireless Note Blocks DGigsTV 2021-11-15 | Rick Rolled but it's Minecraft 👀Credits 🎨Song Performer: Rick AstleySong Title: Never Gonna Give You UpComposer: Stock Aitken WatermanThis song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.See the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstv
Yoshis Island - Flower Garden - Minecraft 1.17.1 Wireless Note Blocks DGigsTV 2021-11-12 | Credits 🎨Song Origin: Yoshi's IslandSong Title: Flower GardenComposer: Koji KondoThis song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.Timestamps:00:00 Music01:26 Pixel ArtSee the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstv#minecraft #noteblocks #yoshi #yoshisisland
Super Mario 64 - Bob-omb Battlefield - Minecraft 1.17.1 Wireless Note Blocks DGigsTV 2021-11-11 | Credits 🎨Song Origin: Super Mario 64Song Title: Bob-omb BattlefieldComposer: Koji KondoThis song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.See the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstv#minecraft #noteblocks #mario #mario64
Tetris [Music + Animation] - Minecraft 1.17.1 Wireless Noteblocks DGigsTV 2021-11-07 | Hi folks! Here's one I've been working on for a while now. To those still waiting for Advance Wars CO Themes - I'm still working on them! Stay tuned for Jess's theme 👀Credits 🎨Song Origin: Tetris (Game Boy)Song Title: Theme A / Theme B / Theme CComposer: Traditional (arr. Hirokazu Tanaka) (Theme A) / Hirokazu Tanaka (Theme B) / Johann Sebastian Bach (arr. Hirokazu Tanaka) (Theme C)This song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.Timestamps:00:00 Theme A00:42 Animation [Theme A]01:19 Theme B01:55 Animation [Theme B]02:34 Theme C03:11 Animation [Theme C]See the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstv#tetris #minecraft #noteblocks
Andrew Gold - Spooky Scary Skeletons [with Lyrics] - Minecraft 1.17.1 Wireless Note Blocks DGigsTV 2021-10-27 | Happy Halloween! 🎃Credits 🎨Song Performer: Andrew GoldSong Title: Spooky Scary SkeletonsComposer: Andrew GoldThis song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.See the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstv#minecraft #noteblocks #halloween #skeletons
Vib-Ribbon - Vib-Ribbon Blues (Tutorial Song) - Minecraft 1.17.1 Wireless Note Blocks DGigsTV 2021-10-17 | I decided to try something quite different with this video! I replaced the background with the actual source material. I used Lime Concrete as the backdrop so I could chromakey the Vib-Ribbon video in. Unfortunately, I didn't think about the translucent glass blocks and you can still see the green showing through. Lessons learned for next time!I think the source video audio is a little bit off. I had already done all the work of synchronizing the Minecraft audio to the video when I realized this. Oops!Credits 🎨Song Origin: Vib-ribbonSong Title: Vib-ribbon BluesComposer: Masaya Matsuura----ZombifiedDuder - Vib-Ribbon Blues tutorial video in HD - youtube.com/watch?v=N9OQL76wpFUPixsoul VGM and quarkimo for their wonderful transcriptions of the Vib-Ribbon Blues song. I transcribed this mostly by ear, but I double-checked some of the really fast bluesy parts with their sheet music. See their transcriptions here - youtube.com/watch?v=rSJT3L6uT5I and youtube.com/watch?v=7LQCfXAg7VIThis song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.See the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstv#minecraft #noteblocks #vibribbon #vibri
Yoshis Story - Baby Bowsers Lullaby - Minecraft 1.17.1 Wireless Note Blocks DGigsTV 2021-10-15 | Yes, I'm still out here making music! Sorry for the delay in videos. I've been working on some other projects. Now that I feel motivated to start making these again, hopefully I can go ahead and wrap up all the requests I've gotten as well as making some spooky content!Credits 🎨Song Origin: Yoshi's StorySong Title: Baby Bowser's LullabyComposer: Kazumi TotakaThis song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.See the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstv#yoshi #minecraft #noteblocks
Advance Wars - Senseis Theme - Minecraft 1.17.1 Wireless Note Blocks DGigsTV 2021-09-03 | This was a request from a commenter! If you have a request, please leave a comment and I will do my best.Sorry this took so long to get out. This song went through several different iterations until I settled on this one. The song sounded awfully empty, and I spent a few days trying to figure out what was missing. I finally figured out that I had completely missed the rhythm section (in the right channel). I added it and the song felt a lot more rounded out.Credits 🎨Song Origin: Advance Wars 2: Black Hole RisingSong Title: Sensei's ThemeComposer: Yoshito HiranoThis song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.See the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstv#advancewars #minecraft #noteblocks
Sonic the Hedgehog 2 - Casino Night Zone - Minecraft 1.17.1 Wireless Note Blocks DGigsTV 2021-08-29 | Credits 🎨Song Origin: Sonic the HedgehogSong Title: Casino Night ZoneComposer: Masato NakamuraThis song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.See the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstv#minecraft #noteblocks #sonicthehedgehog
Sonic the Hedgehog - Spring Yard Zone - Minecraft 1.17.1 Wireless Note Blocks DGigsTV 2021-08-27 | Credits 🎨Song Origin: Sonic the HedgehogSong Title: Spring Yard ZoneComposer: Masato NakamuraThis song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.See the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstv#minecraft #noteblocks #sonicthehedgehog
Sonic the Hedgehog - Star Light Zone - Minecraft 1.17.1 Wireless Note Blocks DGigsTV 2021-08-25 | Credits 🎨Song Origin: Sonic the HedgehogSong Title: Star Light ZoneComposer: Masato NakamuraThis song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.See the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstv#minecraft #noteblocks #sonicthehedgehog
Advance Wars - Sonjas Theme - Minecraft 1.17.1 Wireless Note Blocks DGigsTV 2021-08-23 | Which CO should I do next?Credits 🎨Song Origin: Advance WarsSong Title: Sonja's ThemeComposer: Taishi SendaThis song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.See the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstv#advancewars #minecraft #noteblocks
Mario Kart DS - Waluigi Pinball [Music + Animation] - Minecraft 1.17.1 Wireless Noteblocks DGigsTV 2021-08-19 | Credits 🎨Song Origin: Mario Kart DSSong Title: Waluigi PinballComposer: Shinobu TanakaThis song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.Timestamps:0:00 Music2:00 AnimationSee the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstv#mariokart #minecraft #noteblocks
Advance Wars - Andys Anthem - Minecraft 1.17.1 Wireless Note Blocks DGigsTV 2021-08-15 | Which CO should I do next? 😮Sorry that the video is a bit on the quiet side. Will check my levels next time. They were fine for the last batch of videos and I haven't touched them since then. Not sure why they suddenly got lowered.Credits 🎨Song Origin: Advance WarsSong Title: Andy's AnthemComposer: Taishi SendaThis song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.See the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstv#advancewars #minecraft #noteblocks
Touch Fuzzy, Get Dizzy! (Yoshis Island Overworld Theme) - Minecraft 1.17.1 Wireless Note Blocks DGigsTV 2021-08-11 | Credits 🎨Song Origin: Yoshi's IslandSong Title: Overworld ThemeComposer: Koji KondoThis song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.See the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstv#minecraft #noteblocks #yoshisisland #yoshi
Advance Wars - Nells Theme - Minecraft 1.17.1 Wireless Note Blocks DGigsTV 2021-08-09 | Lately, I've been really excited for the Advance Wars Re-boot! I've been a big fan of the series for the long time, and I've played all of them (yes, even Days of Ruin). In celebration, I'll be posting several CO themes in the next few weeks.Nell's theme is a fun song to play on guitar. It's a very loose song - there are many parts where the rhythm guitar and bass don't play on the same beat, but it sounds great and gives the song variety. That being said, that sort of classic rock-style looseness doesn't really translate well to Minecraft note blocks. It makes it sounds like I made several mistakes while transcribing.😅 I did my best with this theme, but it still sounds a little weird to me in some spots (especially the legato at the end). Oh well. Either way, I hope you guys enjoy it. 🙂Credits 🎨Song Origin: Advance WarsSong Title: Nell's ThemeComposer: Taishi SendaThis song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.See the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstv#minecraft #noteblocks #advancewars
Angry Video Game Nerd [Music + Pixel Art] - Minecraft 1.17.1 Wireless Note Blocks DGigsTV 2021-08-03 | I've had this song done for quite a while now. After a long break, I decided to go ahead and finish the pixel art up. It's short but sweet!Credits 🎨Song Origin: Angry Video Game NerdSong Title: Angry Video Game Nerd ThemeComposer: Kyle JustinThis song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.See the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstv
Super Mario 64 - Cool Cool Mountain - Minecraft 1.16.5 Wireless Note Blocks DGigsTV 2021-06-15 | Credits 🎨Song Origin: Super Mario 64Song Title: Cool Cool MountainComposer: Koji KondoThis song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.See the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstv
Portal - Still Alive [with Lyrics] - Minecraft 1.16.5 Wireless Note Blocks DGigsTV 2021-06-13 | Credits 🎨Song Origin: PortalSong Title: Still AliveComposer: Jonathan CoultonThis song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.See the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstv
Paper Mario 64 - Hey You! (Miniboss Music) - Minecraft 1.16.5 Wireless Note Blocks DGigsTV 2021-06-11 | Credits 🎨Song Origin: Paper MarioSong Title: Hey You! (Miniboss)Composer: Taishi Senda, Yuka Tsujiyoko"HD Anti Guy" for thumbnail by @TheSneakySpy - twitter.com/TheSneakySpyThis song cover was created using a Minecraft datapack to animate the visualization and to play the correct noteblock sounds and pitches. Unless stated otherwise, all noteblock sounds are recorded from vanilla in-game audio. You can tell this by positional audio in the video. No "playsound" command was used to play any note. Because of this, like redstone music creators, I am limited to the Minecraft 2 octave pitch limit. However, I am able to create songs that run at 20 ticks per second rather than the standard 10 ticks per second.All animations, unless stated otherwise, are also created using Minecraft datapacks and recorded from real time in-game footage. I usually sprite out and plan most sprites and pixel art in Paint.NET before building by hand in Minecraft. For animations, I usually build the first couple of frames to make sure they look good in-game before using a tool I created to convert the rest of the frames to NBT structures.See the code that created this video 💾github.com/dgigstv/mc-song-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/mc-sprite-animatorgithub.com/dgigstv/nbs-viewerDownloads 🎵Download MP3s from here: mega.nz/folder/7QJHWQQD#kO_aBP0FcxJ5cVz___XFngDownload world files and music files from here: mega.nz/folder/3BJ0XbrR#-RWc5spqdQ1DZzplNZ9eAQFollow my socials 🐤GitHub: github.com/dgigstvTwitter: twitter.com/dgigstvInstagram: instagram.com/dgigstvFacebook: facebook.com/dgigstvReddit: reddit.com/user/dgigstv
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