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Writable Music Discs

I think it would be cool if we could somehow use note blocks or something to write music to discs. We can write books, color banners, and make map art. Music seems to be the only art that we cant practice in Minecraft.

I dont know how this would work but i think something like using gold to craft empty/blank discs and then some sort of device that lets you write/record to them.

I think this would be really awesome.

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    If this is added there would have to be a generic music disk. I had the idea that you could attach a needle to a music disc, almost as if you are scratching the sound in. The "needle" could be pointed dripstone, a stick, amythyst crystal, or an arrow.

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    Music Discs and Parrots should have their abilities to copy sounds be more useful. For example, you should be able to record mob sounds. Not only would the sounds of monsters repel players from bases, the sounds of predators would scare prey away, and the sound of prey could attract predators. For example, zombie/illager sounds would repel Villagers, while Villager sounds could attract zombies. Cat sounds could repel creepers and phantoms. Normal music could attract Villagers and make their heads bob

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    Parrots and Music Discs could also record text that players have sent

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    Wool could be used to make a sound-proof room which would be best for recording