not sure if I can call this bytebeat with a straight face. the audio engine uses js web audio oscillators instead of generating overflowing pcm output using a function with input 't', being the current sample index.

also your file submission should be either the contents of the bytebeat function (+playback instructions) or the full audio engine + bytebeat function (in which case submit .js/.c/.py etc. depending on the programming language, with some instructions on how to run it).

the lyceum has a list of different bytebeat engines you can use/look at: https://battleofthebits.com/lyceum/View/bytebeat%20(format)

yeah, my friendd on discord told me the same thing, i was half asleep when i read the format wiki page and i just went full steam ahead this morning >,> i thought those bytebeat engines were examples and whatever the hecmk

>(edit: i did this wrong)

keep in mind you still have some time to resubmit if you want to! (I recommend the greggman one since it's the fastest one to work with https://greggman.com/downloads/examples/html5bytebeat/html5bytebeat.html )