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Hi everyone! I wanted to share my first actual bytebeat with you guys!
br>I'm somewhat new to the world of bytebeat, and I've been trying to learn how to make songs. However, after experimenting a lot, I've finally made one!
I recently figured out how to use arrays for sequencing, so I figured I could start making a song. What I ended up with was a Sierpinski melody + kicks from another bytebeat, and I think it turned out really well! The song is about 32.76 seconds long.
Here it is!
s=t>>17&1,t>>"45"[s]&t*"2256"[t>>13&3]|[1e4,[5e3,5e4][t>>13&1]][s]/(t%[4096,8192][s])
(
dollchan /
sarpnt)
And here's a badly annotated formatted version:
(
dollchan /
sarpnt)
I'm hoping I can sometime move away from classic bytebeat and into HQ songs like the ones under the Big JS and Floatbeat tabs. I always have you guys to help! ;)
Anyways, what do you guys think of my first song?