[9:41 PM] DevEd: how do you even render bytebeat lol
[9:47 PM] ordinate: very carefully
[9:47 PM] (((A CERTAIN TRACKER))): idk record desktop sound?
[10:20 PM] HertzDevil: uh

raw2wav

attempts to replicate the "original" bytebeat player

. It is like the other script

, but this one is for compiled programs, and gives you readily playable WAV files without extra hassle. Binaries for Windows / Linux are available right at the repository.

You can also use sox to "easily" convert raw to wav, FYI:

sox -r 8k -e unsigned -b 8 -c 1 -t raw <(./a.out | head -c 80000) example.wav

(Replace "8k" with your sample rate, "./a.out" with your program, "80000" with your sample rate * seconds to render, and "example.wav" with your output filename. Best to throw all this in a script!)

Who needs to write an export feature when you can make your shell/OS do it for you :D

I take the raw and convert it into a wav in audacity

Funute's solution + alias in ConEmu (if you're using Windows) == best