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PROCEDURES

extensions [sound]

globals [score]

to init
  set score []
end

to playNote [note]
  sound:play-note instrument note loudness time
  if recording?
  [
    set score lput note score   
  ]
end

to playC
  playNote 60
end

to playCSharp
  playNote 61
end
  

to playD
 playNote 62
end

to playDSharp
  playNote 63
end

to playE
  playNote 64
end

to playF
  playNote 65
end

to playFSharp
  playNote 66
end

to playG
  playNote 67
end

to playGSharp
  playNote 68
end

to playA
  playNote 69
end

to playASharp
  playNote 70
end

to playB
  playNote 71
end

to playHighC
  playNote 72
end

to play-score
  foreach score
  [    sound:play-note instrument ? loudness time

    wait 0.2
  ]
end