Using Music as a Code

I'm sure people have thought of this before, but I decided to make my own version, which I call Canticode, from the Latin word for song (canticum). It's not necessarily a secure way of sending information, rather it's a way of interpreting certain frequencies as letters which correspond to a note. Attached is a link to the text file and an example that says the word "hello world". As of this moment, I'm just making a simple program to automate the process of encoding words into the code. If any lains have suggestions on improvement or code of your own to decode it, it would be very interesting. https://pastebin.com/BS7v27cu http://www.yourfilelink.com/get.php?fid=2041826

We already use sound to send info.... have you ever heard of DSL or dial up? You're essentially inventing something that already exists.

>>3655 We should reinvent dial-up and market it to hipsters.

Map out an octave of keys and use it to program in brainfuck: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brainfuck Oh wait, that's not going to get past the language enhancer is it? w/e--you know what I mean, it's pretty well known. Maybe you could use the black keys for the instruction pointer, arrow keys, and whatever other misc functionality you need besides the eight brainfuck commands.