[021] In The Little Wood (Little Wood) Piano Tutorial + MIDI [Wynncraft]

Описание: Written by Needlr.
Original video by XavierEXE:    • Wynncraft Noteblock OST - In The Little Wo...   .
Note that this is probably only fully playable if you are an octopus, but if you are not, I'll let you decide which notes you want to skip :D. This is the full song that plays in Wynncraft and I don't want to skip any note.
Be sure to leave a comment on which song you want a piano tutorial on!
My Wynncraft piano tutorial playlist:    • Wynncraft Piano Tutorials   .

I used separate MIDIs for the visuals (shorter notes, percussion on the same pitch if the video isn't titled melodic percussion), audio (long notes, always melodic percussion), and the uploaded MIDI has the shortest notes (it's much more readable when opening in MuseScore) and doesn't have the melodic percussion, but I may upload MIDIs with melodic percussion too.
MIDI download (contains all midi files): https://drive.google.com/drive/folder... .

I used my program to create a MIDI file, I didn't transcribe it by hand:    • Note Block Music MIDI Recorder Forge Mod [...   .
It's open source and you can download it from Github: https://github.com/4321ba/noteblock_m... .
Wynncraft forum thread: https://forums.wynncraft.com/threads/... .

You can download the Wynncraft soundfont I created: it has 5 melodic instruments (harp mapped to harpsichord, bass mapped to acoustic bass, snare mapped to steel drums, hat mapped to reverse cymbal and basedrum mapped to taiko drum) and 3 percussion (snare mapped to acoustic snare, hat mapped to closed hi-hat and basedrum mapped to acoustic bass drum), perfect for playing the midi files (with normal or with melodic percussion) generated by the converter.py: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1zj-X... .

If you are interested in Wynncraft scores you should definitely check out Xeoran's work: https://musescore.com/user/7400466/se... .

I used the MIDI Visualizer by kosua20 for the visuals: https://github.com/kosua20/MIDIVisual... .
I used FluidSynth with the soundfont for the sound.

If you are interested in how it works (or if you liked it), leave a comment!
You can ask more questions by sending an e-mail to me: [email protected] .