Basic Examples (1) 

Get musical scale samples by name:

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Scope (7) 

Specify an instrument:

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Specify a note interval along with an instrument:

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Specify a tone, note interval, and instrument:

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Specify a tone, number of octaves, a note interval, and an instrument:

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Specify a tone, number of octaves, a note interval, instrument, and the sound volume:

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Specify a tone, number of octaves, a note interval, instrument, sound volume and method of playing:

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Play all notes of the chosen scale and configuration by setting "NoteInterval" to 0:

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Applications (2) 

Extend the sound

Use Sound and Table to extend the length of the musical sample:

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Sequency of scales and instruments

Use Sound and Table to play many sequences of different scales and instruments on the same sample:

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Use Sound to construct a sequence of instruments and scales, both varying:

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Properties and Relations (2) 

Overlapping instruments

Play samples with many instruments together, each one with own time and cadency:

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Play a sample made with synchronized multiple musical samples and many optional:

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Possible Issues (2) 

Instrumentation tone reach

Naturally some instruments cannot reach some low tones:

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Naturally some instruments cannot reach some high tones:

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Shorter samples

It is not possible to reduce the timing of the simpler sample without changing the speed of the melody. The simplest form is about 10 seconds long and each note interval is 0.3 seconds; if you wish to make a smaller sound length, the note interval must be reduced:

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Time of evaluation

Most scales evaluate in less than one second. One exception is the "Chromatic" scale with 3 octaves as argument, since it has 12 musical notes per octave and many possible combinations:

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Neat Examples (3) 

An example of a few instruments playing together harmoniously:

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An example of musical sample with many instruments, each one with different timing, scales, octaves and sound volumes:

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A neat example of a melody with a base in percussion that extends the entire track, and different instruments and scales that take turns sequentially:

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