Lesson 5 Music.

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Lesson 5 Music

Music The micro:bit can generate music if it is connected to a speaker or headphones. Connect your headphones to the micro:bit using crocodile clips as shown in the diagram.

This is a list of all the built-in melodies, try some of them out. Example Here is an example program that makes the micro:bit play music. Try it for yourself: music.DADADADUM music.ENTERTAINER music.PRELUDE music.ODE music.NYAN music.RINGTONE music.FUNK music.BLUES music.BIRTHDAY music.WEDDING music.FUNERAL music.PUNCHLINE music.PYTHON music.BADDY music.CHASE music.BA_DING music.WAWAWAWAA music.JUMP_UP music.JUMP_DOWN music.POWER_UP music.POWER_DOWN WARNING: Do not put the headphones in your ears as the music will be very loud. This is a list of all the built-in melodies, try some of them out.

Place a screenshot of your code here. Activity 5.1 Creature a program that makes the micro:bit play different melodies when buttons A and B are pressed. Use this program for displaying different images as a starting point: Place a screenshot of your code here.

Writing Your Own Melodies You can also write your own melodies for the micro:bit to play. Each note has a name like C or C#, an octave (how high or low the note should be played) and a duration. For example “A1:4” refers to note A in octave 4 played for a duration of 4. Notes can be placed in a list to create a melody as shown in the example below: Try it for yourself.

Place a screenshot of your code here. Activity 5.2 Here are the notes that make up the melody for Twinkle Twinkle Little Star. Create a program to play the melody on the micro:bit. Use 4 as the octave and duration of each note. C C G G A A G F F E E D D C G G F F E E D Place a screenshot of your code here.

Place a screenshot of your code here. Activity 5.3 There are only three unique sets of notes in the Twinkle Twinkle Little Star melody. Make your program more efficient by creating a separate list for each unique set of notes and playing each list when needed. C C G G A A G F F E E D D C G G F F E E D Place a screenshot of your code here.

Accelerometer You can make use of the accelerometer to play random notes as the micro:bit moves. This program uses the reading from the y axis as the pitch. Try it for yourself.

Place a screenshot of your code here. Extension Find the notes for another song on the internet and create a program to play it. Place a screenshot of your code here.