Brain Test 4 level guide
Brain Test 4 Level 227 Walkthrough
Brain Test 4 Level 227 strums Larry's guitar to create a yellow music note, then drags that note into his mouth so he can sing.
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How to Solve Brain Test 4 Level 227 — Full Solution
- Ignore the audience signs, balloons, hat, stage lights, and microphone.
- Rub across the strings on Larry's guitar until a yellow musical note appears.
- Press and hold the generated yellow note.
- Drag the note upward and place it on Larry's mouth.
- Release it and wait for Larry to sing and the green check to appear.
Colors in this level:
Black, Gray, Blue, Brown, Red, Yellow, White
Common Mistakes to Avoid
- Trying to change the audience's thumbs-down signs or move their balloons.
- Tapping the microphone without first producing a note from the guitar.
- Leaving the generated note beside the guitar instead of moving it to Larry's mouth.
Quick Tips for Brain Test 4 Level 227 (quick clues)
- Strum Larry's guitar to create the note.
- Drag the yellow note, not an audience prop.
- Drop the note directly onto Larry's mouth.
Board notes 5 details
- Layout
- Larry stands with a guitar and microphone on a lit stage while the audience holds thumbs-up, thumbs-down, and heart signs.
- Goal
- Give Larry a singing voice by generating a music note from the guitar and placing it on his mouth.
- Opening
- Rub across the guitar strings until a movable yellow musical note appears near Larry's upper body.
- Danger Zone
- The audience signs, balloons, hat, stage lights, and microphone are distractions; the generated note must reach Larry's mouth.
- Mechanics
- Sound becomes a draggable object: playing the guitar creates the note, and transferring it to Larry's mouth starts his singing.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I make Larry sing in Level 227?
Strum his guitar to create a yellow note, then drag that note onto his mouth.
Should I move the microphone?
No. The verified solution uses the guitar-generated note and Larry's mouth.
Do the audience signs matter?
No. They are visual distractions and do not need to be changed.