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Piano

Draft

Seven keys, a Braille octave number and one coloured light. Together they pick a four-note sequence from the manual.

Roles involved:BlindDeafMute#lookup#braille#colours#medium

First appears in level 9

How to recognise it

A short keyboard with seven keys labelled C, D, E, F, G, A, B from left to right. Braille dots on the keys encode an octave number from 1 to 7 (the same number on every key). One light next to the keys glows red, yellow, green or blue. The keys play a note when pressed, but the sound is not needed to solve the module.

Procedure

Feel the Braille on the keys and say the octave number: "octave three". Then wait for four notes or four key positions. The keys count from the left: C is 1, D is 2, E is 3, F is 4, G is 5, A is 6, B is 7. Play them in the order given, repeats included, and say each one as you press it.

Common mistakes

  • Calling octave and colour separately. One clue alone still leaves four or seven possible sequences.

  • Dropping the fourth note or a repeated note. "C C G G" has four presses, not two.

  • Playing while the sequence is still being called. Wait for all four, repeat them back, then play.

  • After a Chaos interruption, guessing where you stopped. Start the sequence again from note one.

Solver

Enter what you see on the bomb and get the action for the current state.

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