RUSH E - Minecraft Note Block Tutorial

In this tutorial, I show you how to make "Rush E" by Sheet Music Boss in Minecraft note blocks. It works for both Bedrock and Java Editions. Enjoy the video! Watch my cover of Rush E here: ▶ https://youtu.be/PeZGK3zNRLc RUSH E by @SheetMusicBoss ▶ https://youtu.be/Qskm9MTz2V4 Become a channel member: ▶ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCq0t4FibbnWLee4_P3g2NCw/join Join my Discord Server: ▶ https://discord.gg/KV4dbxE3WC Feel free to upload your cover build once you finish it! Just be sure to credit me in the description and link the tutorial as shown here: Rush E Note Block Tutorial by @NoteBlockMatt https://youtu.be/hPeafiA5gUc 0:00 Preview 0:26 Materials 0:33 Perimeter 0:38 Redstone Path 0:46 Instrument Blocks 0:53 Repeaters 1:04 Note Block Tuning 1:14 Start Button 1:27 Toggleable Loop 1:43 Playtest 2:09 Tick Rate Command 3:04 Outro - - - TIPS - - - • Redstone repeaters default to 1 tick when you place them. Right-click them once to make them 2 clicks, twice to make them 3 ticks, and three times to make them 4 ticks. Clicking again resets them back to 1 tick. • Redstone repeaters point in the direction away from you when placed. Keep this in mind when placing them, as they all need to face the same direction when following the red path. • The light blue material block is clay. • You can swap out the material blocks with other instrument blocks to change the sound of the cover. (Pumpkins can replace the wood, Gold blocks can replace the dirt, etc.) Experiment for a sound that you like. • You can playtest the cover as you tune the note blocks by placing the button block and the repeater on the yellow block early. This makes it easier to catch any mistakes as you go. #RushE #SheetMusicBoss #NoteBlocks #NoteBlockTutorial #Minecraft #NoteBlock #NoteBlockSong #MinecraftNoteBlock