The violin output needs to play a string containing notes A, C, F, and G, connecting audio input on the violin to a matching output.
Scott figures out the violin puzzle by listening to the melody, determining the correct note sequence from the jukebox, which unlocks a new clue: a subway map. ✦ AI generated
Scott · Syntax · 2026-08-03 · original ↗
starts at this moment · 3:49
So it starts with F... Yes. Nice job, Scott... And that unlocked the floor. There's a new clue. It's a map. A subway map.
verbatim transcript · starts at 3:49
3:49>> Oh, they ex >> Are they buttons? >> These are buttons. >> They push in and out. I don't know what they do, though. >> Oh, hold on. Listen to >> Okay. Okay, I'm listening. is from the jukebox. We need to make this output do the same thing. >> Okay, >> everybody. Okay. >> Nonreal the violin the violin output needs to be a string containing a b.
4:34>> So it's only >> a c f and g is it only uses a c f and g. >> F and g >> a f. >> Oh, you're right. A G F C. >> No. So I think it would be F C A G. Um why why does mine say it's not the uh what is the expected format? >> Oh, you have input. Maybe you have to