Cursed Desmos Sounds 

You won’t know why i’m pinned :)

So you're telling me that mathematicians and math majors don't actually work to solve complex equations or problems, they just make weird lines and songs on desmos

This deserves a Grammy for using a math tool to rick roll. That first one was lowkey dope tho. Expanded by a talented producer, that could become legit.

That's one of the most creative rickrolls in existence

the way the sound moves from left to right in my headphones as the graph moves across the x axis is actually pretty mesmerizing (and that rickroll was so impressive I wasn’t even annoyed)

That last one was actually really pleasant to listen to.

the most cursed part is finding out desmos can make sounds

I love how whenever a piece of equipment or software is capable of making tones, someone will get it to play music.

My brain imagined a robot making all these sounds as a way of communicating and then as soon as Never Gonna Give You Up started playing I immediately got attached to the imaginary robot in my head and started crying

1:23 ...did this man actually rick-roll me with math?

Now this is what "math rock" SHOULD be

I got Rick rolled by a graph. I can’t even be mad

i love how he calls them cursed because he doesn't want people to know he thinks they're some sick beats

That never gonna give you up cover actually sounds really sweet, like something id hear at the end of a game while the protagonist melancholicly looks into the stars

During the last one I was starting to think “Wow this sounds really good” and didn’t even notice it was a rick roll until you pointed it out lol

In case anyone was wondering, the equation at 0:41 is something similar to mod(floor(tan(x)), x)

0:12 would make an excellent EAS alarm

The first one sounds kinda like the first doom level

Before listening the last one, I thought, 'Hmph, it would be cool to find Rickroll in Desmos'. From now on I should be careful with my thoughts

honestly, i love love love the little rickroll at the end. it sounds like some really well composed indie game music tbh

1:17 how tf did i get rickrolled in 2023 by a desmos sound

0:49 honestly has good potential for a creepy sound in a Video/videogame

I appreciate that you got all the notes and the rhythm of the rickroll correct. not everyone goes for that level of detail

0:17 did anyone else start hearing that generic cat meow effect?

1:03 was a nascar onboard camera

0:34 sounds like the desmos equivalent of a cat meowing at you for food

It would be fun to transmit this as a radio signal from a mountain range near a SETI dish receiver and see if they believe it is an alien message.

i love that the sounds are 3d. if ur wearing headphones you can hear it go from left to right

I didn’t even know Desmos had sound, I always thought it was muted.

I never thought I'd get rickrolled by math

I appreciate the time and effort put in this rickRoll. I feel respected as an audience. Thank you my good graph making content creator.

The rickroll was just damn impressive, honestly

Never gonna round you up Never gonna round you down Never gonna turn around and Undefine you

I've never even thought about getting rickrolled by a graph. Well played...

0:56 "~I wear your grandad's clothes~" 0:56 "~I look incredible~" 0:56 "~I'm in this big ol' coat~" 0:55 "~from that thrift shop down the road~"

Okay so I feel like an underappreciated detail is how the audio shifts channels as it moves across the graph! I like that!!

The last one actually sounds so dang nice-

this guy loves floors huh 💀

When it said “silly me, forgot the equation” I think the creator didn’t want us to recreate the same monstrosity.

Could you do an entire cover on that last song. It sounded pretty good ngl

I cant even be mad at the sheer talent at the last part

I would like to see this but instead of Y-value assigning pitch, the actual shape of the graphs became the wave tables of a synthesizer. This means the shape of the graph would represent the actual pressure waves that travel the the air, the actual sound, the qualities of the sound you here would directly come from the shape, instead of the shape being assigned to play a pre-generated sound at certain pitches. This would produce some very very interesting sounds.

Most wholesome rickroll ive ever experienced.

desmos is my favorite music creating software

I'm not even mad. That was just pure talent.

Comment any cursed equation to maybe be in my next video 👀

That Rick roll was satisfying tho

Algorithm has chosen you to get ricrolled.

desmos suddenly becomes a free music software

the fact you found the rickroll function is absurd

This is really cool and eye opening, thank you for making this :)

Reminds me of that one Toby Fox speech about leaking secrets into the Internet, that thing gave me nightmares

I haven't been Rick rolled in a long while. Wasn't expecting it here. You have my sub 😂

So generous of you to use your time in this way. Thanks for quality content

1:11 *YOU PESKY LITTLE TINY GREEN DOT-*

0:29 engine revving sounds 0:35 Meow! Meow! Meow! 1:00 rapidly goes up 1:10 Wait a second...

I never thought I would be so entertained by an app I had to use in math during high school

The music at the end was legitimately good. Rickroll aside, I'd love to hear more songs like this ❤

The first one be like: "At algebra's gate"

The first one actually sounds like a good boss theme

Im not even mad at that rickroll. It's just beautiful

the rick roll unironically sounds good

now imagine doing this with the weierstrass function

last one reminds me about an idea i had way back. to visualize music just by hights and lows. i never made anything from that. but nice to see that you can calculate music

rickrolling in 2023 and doing it in this way is the biggest power move ever

This rick roll felt truly earned.

i loved making silly desmos graphs, but this is something else.

0:07 sounds like at doom's gate

the first one sounds like doom music

As far as Rick Rolls go, this probably is the one most worth watching.

That first and last function are actually pretty good beats

Why does it sound like a legitimately good synth

Suggestion: f(x)=1/(-100-x+100+x) Yes, it's 1/0, but due to floating point number errors desmos graphs it as a pure blue screen. Sounds like white noise when played.

the floor function automatically makes it sound like 10 times better lol

The first one was actually boppin though

OH MY I remembered where I heard the fourth one. It’s the voice of Pedro from “my friend Pedro”, man the nostalgia

0:35 sounds exactly like flight of the bumblebee

The first one is kinda cool

0:22 ALTO CUMBIOOOONNNNN!!!!

I bet he's trying to communicate with aliens

So this is how they make those sounds in various old 8 bit videogames.

mod(cos(floor(x)), sin(99x)) sounds pretty interesting

Beautiful. Especially the end

the last one is actually pretty fire see it it isnt a rickroll ppl are liying

I did not expect to be rickrolled by a graphing calculator today.

"What kind of genre do you listening? " "Math"

tan(x!) or a slight modification to it sin(tan(x!)) sort of breaks the static noise.

Im resistant to rick roll

Death Grips sample @ 0:27

These all sound like what I expect signals from aliens would sound like.

“What kind of music you like?” “It’s complicated…”

0:53 Almost sounds like "Happy Birthday".

These be sounding better than every country's EAS system

0:48 why does it sound like a Dejection from Wednesday's Infidelity?

Glad i read the comments before i saw the Rick Roll part lol

Yacka Desmos: ha get rickrolled Me: ... WHAT THE F___ DID YOU SAY TO ME!!!!!?????

0:44 Did you divide by 0 for this?

You get a like just for the Rick Roll. It's always so cool to see math get turned into actual music through Desmos and similar apps- thank you! (even though you're an evil troll at the same time... haha)

0:01 sounds like Doom.

I would love to be able to download the sounds and make a creepy horror game with it