Minecraft players can accomplish a lot with tools like Redstone even re-creating classic songs. We're not afraid of the Minecraft Ghostbusters theme song
Jason Coles
Published: August 2, 2022
A good recreation is something Minecraft players love. Sometimes it's a place like a recreation of the Stranger Things house, and sometimes it's far more complicated, like the people recreating Elden Ring in the Sandbox game. It's a Minecraft Ghostbusters replica, but it's more musical.
Reddit user Raevix uploaded an video that asks the simple question "Who Are You Going to Call?". We all are aware that texting is easier than texting. Kidding, it's obviously a reference to Ghostbusters, and Raevix shows off an incredibly complex and impressive music machine constructed from Redstone that plays the film's iconic theme song.
3k Notes, 2:40 minutes of music, One huge pile of redstone spaghetti. Who do you plan to contact? From Minecraft
The whole thing is a testimony to not just the sheer brilliance of both the song and Redstone as well as the incredible level of patience Raevix must possess. It's enough to make anyone weep in the corner.let it sing But to persevere and test it a plethora of times to find the right answer must have been agonising.
Raevix wrote in a blog post that the 3,000 notes required to create this song is too big for linear circuits. So they needed to come up with some creative solutions. "It was a thought to me that there's enough repetition in the song that I could be able to cut down on space by breaking the song into loops and then creating an electronic circuit that gradually activates and deactivates loops to create the whole song."
This version was created in the spirit of creativity, but they would like to create it again in survival mode. You can download the entire world file to watch it in action. It's not necessary however, as you've got it firmly in your head now, right?
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