Hnnnnnnnnng This is literal love!

how in the fuc

this is great jimmy <3

Wow :000000

Thanks guys! :D

Also, here are some FUN FACTS about this entry!:

1. Changing the line "#define KEY 0" will allow you to listen to the song in different keys.
2. Similarly, changing the line "#define BPM 165" will allow to to listen to the song in a different tempo.
3. You can listen to the song in different sample rates too by adding a commandline argument. For example "./a.out 8000 | aplay --rate=8000 ". You can also change "double SAMP_RATE = 44100;" and re-compile if you like.
4. You can mute individual channels by changing the "const byte enabled[NUM_CHANNELS] =" part. (1 means enabled, 0 means disabled).
5. If you let the song run on loop, after about 5 minutes you may start to notice that the bass begins to lose its "punch". The effect gets worse as the song progresses.
6. After playing the song for about 7 consecutive hours, some of the voices will begin to cut off on higher pitches. This also gets worse as the song continues.
7. After playing the song for about 13.5 hours straight, the song crashes _{but who would run this for more than 13 hours lol}

is that a challenge

JS port is here! Now you non-linux users can try it out for yourselves :D

Link to JS code

Direct greggman's player links:
8 kHz version

11 kHz version

22 kHz version

32 kHz version

44 kHz version

Use firefox to play these, chrome doesn't seem to like them for some reason. The higher sample rate versions will probably lag (the best my computer can handle is the 22 kHz one, but maybe some of yours can handle more).

Oh wow, that is beautiful :)

HNNG
_{brb gonna go orgasm many 1s and 0s}

44K crashed my browser, probably just because of how cool it was

i take back the punch - this is good. did you do the song data elsewhere first then try to translate it over?

gtap: This song first started as a rough sketch I did in FL Studio. Then I rewrote it in my own mml format and made a simple mml parser to generate the tables in C and JS code.

Here's what the MML looks like

Eventually I want to turn this into a full-blown bytebeat mml language and release an mml compiler that anybody can use (hopefully by next spring tracks lol). The syntax will probably look different and support a lot more features, but for now I just needed something quick and simple that would do the job.

Also, glad you liked it!
_{I still want my punch though, that looked good. ;__;}

I'd assume the sound getting worse as it plays would be due to floating point rounding poop crap.

You are too good at this jimmyoshi, Good thing bytebeat1k exists so I still have a chance when the format comes around again >:)

woah...

Heh, hella whoa. o_O

I oddly don't hate the idea that non-1k bytebeat has turned into the "write a tracker" format. Programmers unite!

That's some impressive shit right there

"whats that file type that's written in some kind of math or language or something, and sounds like crap? Bytebeat? That might be it" (clicks on this, ignores description) "definitely not bytebeat"

I transferred it to Scratch so more people can listen to it.
THAT'S HOW WONDERFUL IT IS!

5 seconds in and I already fav'd it.