This kind of music box is just a toy. It cannot be used to produce professional music scores. To do professional music scores, you need to use professional software.

A DIY novelty toy

A hand-cranked bird organ music box. Use a hole-punching clip to make holes in the paper and shake the handle to perform your own music~

DIY music box making tutorial

The sound of the music box is blown by the flow of air. Make holes in the corresponding tones on the music score paper, and then shake it into the music box by hand, and the melody It will fly out from the music box you made~?

Hey, the sound of this music box may be closer to the bird organ, because its sound is blown by the flow of air, and the scale is the same as what we usually hear. What you get may be different. You can't expect it to be based on professional music box standards. However, I feel a great sense of accomplishment when I can hear the familiar melody flying from the music box I made?

Picture of the finished product?

I am cutting the music score,

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A tuning sheet?

A sheet of the famous Japanese ballad "Red Leaves"?

A blank sheet of music?

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The store owner will give away a blank pdf electronic version of the music score, and the buyer can print it on A4 paper. You will have countless melodies of your own

DIY requires tools:?

A small screwdriver?

A small amount of lubricating oil, used to lubricate the gears