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Copper Blocks under Noteblocks should create a Cathedral Organ Sound

Since many organs are made from metals and iron and gold are already in use as a note block base. The copper block and its oxidized variants should create cathedral organ sounds. We do not yet have a sound like this being produced by the noteblocks. The oxidized variants could be used to change either registers or timbre of the organ sound. Perhaps to play held notes the duration of the sound is based on the duration of the noteblock’s powering by a source. (Lever constantly plays note, while a repeater plays it for the delayed length) A possible issue with non waxed copper blocks oxidizing under the noteblock could arise so making the noteblock only work with the waxed variations might be a requirement. I can see many fun and interesting uses for this type of noteblocks being used in various builds.

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• July 09, 2025 07:32
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  • July 15, 2025 04:35
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  YESS WE ABSOULTELY NEED THAT!!!

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  • August 29, 2025 17:22
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  ABSOLUTELY!
  Each oxidation stage should be able to define higher and lower notes then the typical limited range noteblocks have.
  As for longer notes, they should add a feature to note blocks where if you put several blocks under the noteblock, it creates a longer note.
  
  So in the case of copper, a single copper block under the note block will play a 1 beat note, 2 copper blocks under the noteblock will create a 2 beat note, etc.