Change [ v] Effect by () and Change [ v] Effect by () Blocks

[ilovecoral]

In Scratch, there is Change [ v] Effect by () and Change [ v] Effect by () Blocks. In Snap!, there's none. Why none?

[bh]

Eh?

Also, if you're asking someone to do something, it's counterproductive to YELL AT THEM.

[ilovecoral]

Sound Blocks not Looks developer

[bh]

Is that what you're looking for?

[ilovecoral]

Nope. Change () Effect by () (Sound block) - Scratch Wiki Set () Effect to () (Sound block) - Scratch Wiki Clear Sound Effects (block) - Scratch Wiki

[bh]

Our CHANGE BALANCE does the stereo pan thing. As for changing the pitch, that wiki page says they do it by changing the sample rate, which you can do like this:

[ilovecoral]

How about pitch???

[d4s_over_dt4]

No alonzo spamming please
You can get(oops stoopy mistake)remove the post short warning by putting all your alonzos between a less than and a greater than
(oh by the way,its called an alonzo,because we all think that alonzo church is a really nice guy)

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[d4s_over_dt4]

I am unclear what pitch means in effects,but it means to turn around the x axis in 3d engines.

[ilovecoral]

It means to change speed or something I don't know

[ilovecoral]

@d4s_over_dt4

No alonzo spamming please

I edit to one Alonzo

@d4s_over_dt4

(oh by the way,its called an alonzo,because we all think that alonzo church is a really nice guy)

I know

@d4s_over_dt4

< alonzoalonzoalonzo >

What the sheep?

[joecooldoo]

@bh

As for changing the pitch, that wiki page says they do it by changing the sample rate, which you can do like this:

Bh just said

[bh]

@d4s_over_dt4

I am unclear what pitch means in effects

In the context of sounds, "pitch" basically means frequency, except really it's the log₂ of the frequency to line up with the frequencies of the notes on the piano keyboard. These days that means that pitch = MIDI number.

[ilovecoral]

??? It saids

@bh

Our CHANGE BALANCE does the stereo pan thing. As for changing the pitch, that wiki page says they do it by changing the sample rate, which you can do like this:

Not

@bh

As for changing the pitch, that wiki page says they do it by changing the sample rate, which you can do like this:

[joecooldoo]

You can quote specific parts of a post. I sent you the only nessesary part of his post that you were asking about.

[ilovecoral]

Oh ok