How to Configure Pipes for MIDI Playback Using Pitch Match Mode

When building an automated music player or MIDI-driven organ, standard keyboard relay tuning may not match the raw note frequencies needed. You can use Pitch Match mode to map exact pipe frequencies instantly.

Selecting Pitch Match Mode

1. Equip your tuning wrench.

2. Hold down the Alt key and scroll your mouse wheel until the tooltip displays a Pitch Match option.

3. Choose between orientations such as Pitch Match Bottom, Pitch Match Face Towards, or Pitch Match Face Away based on the direction your redstone signals will approach from.

Applying Frequencies to the Array

With Pitch Match selected:

1. Walk along your pipe array and right-click each Sound of Steam organ pipe sequentially.

2. Confirm that each redstone link appears two blocks below its corresponding pipe.

The wrench will read the acoustic properties of each individual pipe and program the redstone link below to match that exact pitch frequency while setting the link to receive mode. Your redstone transmitter network can now broadcast exact pitch signals directly to the corresponding pipes without frequency conflicts.