Turing music- Fix the code

[Blackfire]

Well the song is colors by flow

>f8<g+8>g+16f+16d+16f16r16f16r16f16c8c+8
<g+8g+8>g+16f+16d+16f16r16f16r16f16c8c+8
<g+8g+8>g+16f+16d+16f16r16f16r16f16c8c+8
d+8f8d+8f8r8<<g+8>g+8f+8
f4.r8f8f+4f4
d+4c+4c4<g+8
>d+2d+4c+8d+4
c+8d+8f4.r8f8

It sounds just like the song but it skips sometimes.
Hard to explain in text, give it a try and tell me whats wrong and ill try to fix it

[Kharybdis]

Please use syntax tags ...
The skips themselves (although i really didn't notice any), would result from incorrect coding.

It DOES sound just like the song, so good job .

Again, i didn't notice any skips at all.

[Blackfire]

i had to make a quick post so i didn't have time to read the rules and so on.
thanks

[[Gandalf]]

The last note of each play() or Music.Play() call is cut off half way or so, giving a skipping effect when it moves from one line to the other. As I recall, you can try to keep everything in one play() call, and double the length of the last note... Not the best solution, but I think it helps a bit.

[DanTheMan]

-Scratch that-

You need to put it all on one line. Luckily yours will fit. just place this code all in one line of your turing program:

Music.Play (">f8<g+8>g+16f+16d+16f16r16f16r16f16c8c+8<g+8g+8>g+16f+16d+16f16r16f16r16f16c8c+8<g+8g+8>g+16f+16d+16f16r16f16r16f16c8c+8d+8f8d+8f8r8<<g+8>g+8f+8f4.r8f8f+4f4d+4c+4c4<g+8>d+2d+4c+8d+4c+8d+8f4.r8f8")


Nice song.