A whole note is worth four seconds and looks like a hollow circle without a stem.A half note with a dot is worth three seconds. A half note is worth two seconds, has a clear note head and a stem.A quarter note is equal to one second and has a black note head with a stem coming off the side.Step 5 Export the file as an audio file by selecting 'Export to Audio' under the file menu. If the note is too low, drag the note higher. If the note sounds too high, drag the note lower on the staff until you hear the correct sound. If you don't have the ability to read music, listen to the notes that are produced. As you enter notes, you will hear them play back. Step 4 Enter the notes in the music staff.

Using the second hand of a watch you can approximately time the correct rhythms you need. Step 3 Write out the rhythm for the piece on a separate sheet of staff paper. Click on 'Music Box' or 'Glockenspiel' to make the audio file sound like a music box. A list of available instruments will pop up. Select the 'Instrument' option in the instrument track list. Step 2 Go to the 'Instrument List' located under the 'Audio' menu. This option is found under the 'File' menu. Step 1 Open your music notation program and create a new score. However, in the meantime, you can enlist the help of a friend or a composer to notate the MIDI file. Taking a course in music theory may be necessary before you're able to complete this process on your own. Creating a MIDI file requires some knowledge of music and the ability to notate those ideas. A MIDI file is a type of music file that stores information about the notes, volume and instruments in a song. If you have a MIDI file of the original song, you can change the song to sound like a music box.

How to make a piano song