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21.0.1-beta
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Added 6 types of new instruments: Tom-tom Drum, Ride Cymbal, Crash Cymbal, Saxophone, Ocarina and Harmonica.
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The octave of pianos now can be toggled -- the range has doubled compared to before. In other words, Piano timbre now consists of treble and bass. The previous piano timbre was renamed "piano low".
- The octave toggle button is in the top right corner of the playing GUI. When the current octave is low, it appears as a bass clef, otherwise it appears as a treble clef.
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7 types of note block instruments:
- Piano high -- prismarine blocks and sea lantern
- Tom-tom drum -- mushroom blocks
- Ride cymbal -- basalt blocks
- Crash cymbal -- magma block
- Saxophone -- copper grates
- Ocarina -- terrecottas
- Harmonica -- tuff blocks
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Hope you like the small update!
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