Minecraft players can do quite a lot using tools like Redstone, even recreating classic songs. We aren't afraid to use the Minecraft Ghostbusters theme song Jason Coles Published: August 2, 2022 A good recreation is something Minecraft players enjoy. Sometimes it's a place, like an exact replica of the Stranger Things house and other times it's more complicated, like the people who recreated Elden Ring in the sandbox game. This time, it's a Minecraft Ghostbusters recreation, except it's more of a musical version. Raevix on Reddit posted a video that asks the question Who You Gonna Call? We all know the answer - nobody, texting is easier. This is clearly a reference to Ghostbusters. Raevix demonstrates an impressive and intricate music machine composed of Redstone that plays the classic theme tune. 3k Notes, 2:40 mins of music, One huge pile of redstone spaghetti. Who do you plan to call? from Minecraft This is a testament to the beauty of Redstone and the song, but also to the absurd amount of patience Raevix must have. The intricacy alone is enough to have many of us crying in the corner, but to persevere with it and try it a number of times to nail this one must have been a gruelling experience. Raevix explained in a blog post that the 3000 notes needed to compose the song are too big for a linear circuit. Therefore, they had to come up with some innovative solutions. I realized that there was enough repetition in the song that it could be possible to cut down on space by breaking it down into loops, and then creating a logic circuit which progressively activates loops and then deactivates them to create the whole song. Although this version was created in a creative way it is now aspired to go into survival mode and build it again. You can download the world file to experience it in action for yourself. It's possible that you won't have to download the world file, but it might not be necessary. Network N earns affiliate commission from qualifying sales. Therobinsonsmusic.net Another Minecraft news item: Have you ever noticed what happens when an artificial intelligence is the reason behind an upcoming Minecraft update. Find out more at this link.
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