Kobaryo - Singularity at 2.64e+6 BPM 

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real

Agreed. Kobaryo used the fast kicks to make an actual melody which really shows how skilled he is and its something I haven’t heard with other hypertone songs

i do not listen to hypertone often but this one's good

high notes are 10s of thousands of waves per second.

same

Yeah I mean every sound is just a wave cycle played at a certain speed, so if you take the waveform of a kick and then play it fast enough it will become just a pure tone which is the music theory of Extratone music. You can do the same in reverse taking a synth sound and then playing a note low enough on the keyboard you'll get to hear the individual pulses

​@@Healibordyep

@@Healibord this is hypertone

Wait how did you get the groove bpm I’m genuinely curious 👀

I think that's because 440Hz (standard A4 note pitch) divides 44,000 but not 44,100. If it was 2.646e+6 BPM the pitch made by the kicks would be 3.93 cents sharp than other sounds. (Smaller than human distinction limit(6 cents), though.)

If you wanna get technical (which I assume you do, since we're talking sample rate) the highest frequency that can be produced at any samplerate is half the samplerate. It's because you need at least 2 samples to create an oscillating pattern. Look up the Nyquist frequency if you want to learn for yourself. You would need to double the samplerate so encode any frequency from straight 2.64e+6 BPM kicks propperly. There are standards for samplerates up to 192kHz, so you "could" go faster, But mathematicly the lowest frequency produced is allready 44,000 Hz. More than double the human hearing range. So you wouldn't hear a thing. But if you wanna get creative with samplerates, you make a beat faster than the nyquist frequency. Then you get aliasing, which is basicly the frequency spectrum folding in over itself. Tones rising above nyquist fall instead, warping the sound in very weird ways. If you're familiar with bit-crushers you might know the sound you get when reducing the samplerate. I'd love to hear extratone playing with aliasing, just to hear what it could sound like. Anyway, Extratone originated from people modding gear like drummachines to make them play as fast as possible. It's only fitting to nerd out on how you can make it faster :P Thanks for comming to my ted talk.

@@PotatisSlottet Check hypertone for bpms above 20000

Death

@@saivaraprasad4371 No, you'd die and come back, to die again.

Your heart would literally explode from beating that fast. It would go hypersonic.

Baki characters when they bleed:

extratone is the name of the genre. happens a lot in extratone

It's actually hypertone

thats kind of the point of extratone and anything faster

It needs at least 88kHz sampling rate XD.

@@moeameakitsuki it atleast needs 96khz

this comment reminds me of something similar to this

ちなみにこういう曲好きな人は、Aekhloriąで検索するともっと幸せになれるゾ

2.6*

@@brlewhoop57882.640000🤓

oh wait.. there's more.

Meanwhile "The omniverse - Giant void in the universe" with 1.7e+154 bpm: 🗿

​@@sumlittleguy this one is more legit cuz it doesn't use weird tricks

yeah i noticed it too when i converted it into hz

44.1kHz对应的是264.6万BPM，所以离限制还差一点

@@V0W4N it can't be converted directly like that, Nyquist stated that the highest frequency that can be presented in discrete points is half of the sampling rate. So 44.1kHz can only have a tone of max 22.05kHz, half of that BPM

@@chineason Well yeah, the maximum non-amiguously reproducible frequency of note here would indeed be 22.05kHz. But the reason 44.1kHz is the standard sampling rate is because 22.05kHz is safe enough to encompass all human audible sounds. Even if a 44.1kHz tone could be produced by the kicks, we couldn't hear it anyway.

@@chineasonI suppose that any silence would still count as 2.64e6 bpm then no?

This is Megatone

@@Dark_Assassynthat this point it doesn’t fit into any “tone” genre anymore it’s just, a singularity 😏

@@Just1barofsoap You're right, it's just singularity.

​@@Dark_Assassynthhypertone

Man?

@@purpugle You're right. He's more akin to a god.

@@LoneKakarot That is not...

bpm 1000 えぇ... bpm 10000 ?????? bpm 2000 ﾊﾊ... bpm 2.64+e ??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

its 2.640.000 bpm, not 2,264000 bpm

@@cunnieseverywhere wut they literally said 2,264,000 which is correct notation.

wtf is wrong with you@@cunnieseverywhere

@@slamopfpnoobneverunsub5362 what??

Sunhiausa could too

cap

tbh its not bpm anymore

@@tdb517 2640000 BPM = 44000BPS

​@@L3NN0XXNgl when I first heard this song I though it was from Sunhiausa/Aekhloria

lmaoo yes it does

agreed! including Extratone, and speedcore this is the only one sounded melodically(or more precisely early computer generated sounds) that a wood saw or an angle grinder to your ears

same honestly.

Same tbh

This is Melodic hypertone

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That's what speedcore/extratone is.

Yooo someone else who knows that song. milky way galaxy is the fastest listenable song lol. However, I'd say singularity takes the upper hand imo.

I just remembered that "the omniverse - Andromeda galaxy" exists which is definitely the fastest listenable song.

@@Aerolite_FPS I'm so glad I know those songs, they're great. They're exemplary of what hypertone should be in my opinion.

Someone got 9.3e+321 bpm (thats 9.3 with 321 extra zeros, over a googleplex. Or 9000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000 BPM) Song: Hypertone beyond hyperverse

ppl have have made faster than that loll@@criticalerrorgaming1896

@@criticalerrorgaming1896 That's not even a googolplex, let alone a googleplex. A googolplex has a googol _zeroes,_ and for the most part it's too big to fit in the observable universe as a decimal expression

Ngl it sounds really good on 1,5 speed :d

It’s not a world record but it is the best hypertone song so far.

bpm 100 トントントントントン bpm 500 トトトトトトトトトン bpm 1000どrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr bpm 20000 ビーーーーーーーー bpm 264万 キーーーーーーーーーーー こんな感じの音がなる

2640000

You know what? Screw you *screams in 9999999999999999999999999999999 bpm*

​@@iamwoke322*screams at you in x-infinite^ bpm*

This is no longer melodic hyptertone, it’s orderly chaos to the power of ∰ ∺ ⌘ ▒