Musical Servitors?

[Koji]

So, as the title suggests, I've been thinking about musical servitors. What if we could program the servitors to play a note when given a certain command? If one plays a single note for the time that they are forcing it into the servitor, it should be possible. Through this you could possibly make a piano(or some similar instrument) quite easily, for your playing when and wherever you want, although only you could hear, and you might look a bit odd. Thoughts?

[Guest EnnervateIndustries]

That seems like it would work fine, I've been able to replicate an orchestra in my head sometimes then I'm bored. Sounds like a lot of work and "programming," though, and it would be hard if you didn't have a reference (i.e. a piano) or perfect pitch.

[Guest Anonymous]

I think we had the idea of an mp3 servitor a while ago. Not sure where though.

[Hush]

I think I have a formless mp3 servitor. perpetually set to randomly scrub my subconscious for music and set it to play in the background unless instructed otherwise.

Its going 24/7 whether I realize it or not

[Koji]

Aw, I felt original for a minute. The mp3 idea is similar, and probably simpler. Also, doesn't 24 hour music get annoying after a while?

[Hush]

I'm not even aware of it most of the time until I pay attention to it.

[Wolfe]

Do you think it's possible that the musical servitor can blend songs/mp3s into each other like if it were a mixtape or many songs into an hour or 2 in length?

[glitchthe3rd]

^Even better, infinite loop of a MIDI song.

[Guest applesauce99]

inb4 note block servitor

[Wolfe]

inb4 Vinyl Scratch servitor