Added doom and cantina band#4
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Wow, such nice songs!
Why not™ should be the slogan here.
Doom song is playing awesomely!
I'm afraid my Macbook could not handle the higher pitched notes from Doom, and Cantina Band became a big mess 😄 .
I'll improve some things in the player as Doom requires tempo of 300 and the slider goes to 200 max.
Oh, and you should add these songs to the Readme file
Changed note padding Co-authored-by: Danilo Campana Fuchs <danilo_fuchs@hotmail.com>
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There we go, I have added your changes and updated readme |
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Because you know, why not™