The Powder Toy

Music Sight Reading by Mrprocom

Mrprocom
Mrprocom
83 / 5
17th Jun 2017
23rd Jun 2017
This game challenges you to get as many notes right as possible within a 1 minute period of time (if playing at 60FPS). Try to beat my scores, the more you try, the better your score will get.
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Comments

  • Chrysao
    Chrysao     20th Jun 2017
    13 with 59 FPS, yeah im bad in music. Still great tho +1
  • minecrafted
    minecrafted     20th Jun 2017
    i got a 48 without cheating
  • Mrprocom
    Mrprocom     19th Jun 2017
    R33sesK1ng: If you really want to play the Piano gamemode, then you should memorise the note names, the ones you can play in this game are C, D, E, F, G, A, B, C, D, E, F in order for the white keys (notice the repetition). @Rocked03 game a pretty good explanation. Here is an image from the internet showing the note names: https://goo.gl/inZ7H3
  • Mrprocom
    Mrprocom     19th Jun 2017
    R33sesK1ng: There is no trumpet in this save sadly, there isn't much room for more instruments. Anyway, if you are good with sight reading, you should try the C or Do gamemodes, those only require you to know the note names from the sheet music and doesn't require you to know how to play the piano, guitar or the violin.
  • Mrprocom
    Mrprocom     19th Jun 2017
    danieldan0: I didn't expect it to sound well, but yeah, it needs to be modified a bit more and have a good ending.
  • PortalPlayer
    PortalPlayer     19th Jun 2017
    By cunningly drawing little 3x5 letters in the notes, I got 39 for C-D-E... don't think that's fair :P
  • Rocked03
    Rocked03     19th Jun 2017
    Hopefully you can read music. 'Middle' C (the one at the bottom of the stave with the line through it) is the C at the bottom, btw
  • Rocked03
    Rocked03     19th Jun 2017
    This means that from the C, D, E that I identified, it then goes to F, G, A, B, and then you'll find yourself at an identical set of C, D, E keys at the top
  • Rocked03
    Rocked03     19th Jun 2017
    Ignoring the smaller keys, the big keys just go up progressively (A, B, C, D, E, F, G, then back to A, B, C, etc)
  • Rocked03
    Rocked03     19th Jun 2017
    in the pair, look at the 3 keys that the 2 touch. the one on the very left is a C. the next is D, then the next is E