At the very bottom of the video description, I have included a link to the whole list of (copiable) expressions seen in this video on Pastebin. I don't think you should have any trouble copying them. If you do, I can put said songs in another reply to your comment. Oh, and, thank you for the feedback.
Thank you for adding mine! TBH I don't even know how I manage to discover this. I was originally just trying to find a way to make a sequence using division rather than the usual multiplication. That sound at the end was discovered by complete accident and if you listen closely you hear it playing low pitched out-of-tune sounds for the entire beginning of the song that somehow turned into percussion.
heres one I just found greggman.com/downloads/examples/html5bytebeat/html5bytebeat.html#t=0&e=0&s=8000&bb=5d000001008a0000000000000000320f411aa74214e7510d55b1dd5adfc1b57148eb469574acde5d43ab1652fe526b4346adcf37fa2b5fde9d9be2a555508cbcc403fc4d31ceec021045be56c5ef1f6a2cc4bc7271f0410fbd3ba1cf5c4865652b473eb4558b3d0ffff576e700
I made a reply to Spherey, who commented on this video, a year ago with two links explaining how expressions (the mathematic formulas) work in C. Unfortunately, that's all I can really provide since I'm not actually good at programming in C (I used other tools to make this video).
If you would like to learn more about how expressions in C work, you can start here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operators_in_C_and_C++ www.javatpoint.com/c-expressions
I used a program called QB64 to make this entire video and used Fraps to record it. QB64 is a programming IDE that uses the QBasic programming language along with other modern commands, see www.qb64.org/ -- I translated each C expression into a BASIC compatible expression. The X coordinate is each sample modulus 256, and the Y coordinate is the value of the sample.
Oh man, I've got no coding ability to pull off creating any code that could produce anything remotely listenable But now I'm wondering if a ChatGPT text AI could be trained on some of these examples to create AI generated bytebeat music!
Yeah, things have certainly⋯ changed a lot since I've uploaded this video. I can't remember the last time I've touched bytebeat, but I do still plan on revisiting this topic sometime in the future like I promised.
I wasn't the one removing/hiding the comments if that's what this is about; RU-vid did that automatically. Fortunately, I found four of them in "Held for review" and recovered them. These comments are still better than about half of the comments that I usually get. Edit: it turns out that one of them that's in a reply is being hidden, and there's nothing that I can do about it.
found the reply by using "newest first" comment list I'm putting it in my notepad incase it later gets deleted what have i done. (u=((t*5&t>>7)|(t*3&t>>10)|(~t>>7)),u*((127&t*(7&t>>10))>14))))^u>>7)^((t&t+t/256)-t*(t>>15)&64)
i couldn't submit the title to my "Traditional Electronic Atlantean Folk" t=t/4,g=(("11334386" [t>>10&7] ))-(("24545312" [t>>15&7] ))+9,((pow((pow(2,g+9)),(1/7))*t&t>>6))&((pow((pow(2,g+13)),(1/7))*t|t>>10))+1 sample rate is 32hz
I've released a new version of my bytebeat online composer. Here's the first track in the video in it: entropedia.co.uk/generative_music/#v3b64FY1NCsIwFIT3PcVbhSQi+WmbVopZKNiVh0gli0BpMX0K8TSexZP5Ooth+JhhlIRrDp8CY17Xd4FLDLjBVH7fMUw5xRnu6RHnBFJVW8Rbjk9eW621GKpwxqPVTT9UOeIrL8A5MvTeCcZRcko7cG1bt8J7YwXpQEjWqtl7RJixHTFqB+87RtbvdmLG0QSVa+jnDw==
i tried putting my thing into this thing but caused strange bugs uk/generative_music/#v3b64FcixCoAgEADQ/b6iRfGUSNFBCR37jKBBOLgQMoM+P3rju+vYer1UCM5aXIGyGqUE1Mp5qewbY4pHiqmU/52T3iIicCYzBEHLbEjTwjPBmVk2SdDreHqbzr3NJPgD
NULL UNKNULL is a SUPERVIRUX born half spermatozoo, half VIRUS-Y, half UNKNOWN. her powers is INFECT or KILL everyone to make he enough stronger than XOREZ the QUEEN OF SUPERVIRUXs. he can fly, he can penetrate everything, he can speake but he has no mouth.
