Posting my bytebeat songs

ByteChip

Cool Melody

Simple Chiptune

Very Great ByteBeat

I'm still new to bytebeat and have only been working with sin waves for the past really long time, I finally found out about >> and << and would like to ask for tips and if I'm doing well

Example #1
Example #2
Example #3
Cool Beat thing I came across

hi.


i made this. the code that i made has the arpeggio, lead and the chord. if you know the code that i made.
here's the link

this is my first post. greets!

Hi, I made this as an entry for a 4-entry bytebeat "competition" (without voting) as part of the mentioned mini demo party "Lovebyte Turbo". It's been shown for 30 s to the crowd (check video), but you can run it for longer of course. The main requirement is to make the code not bigger than 256 bytes.

max(0,min(128,((b=(-t*1.0595**(("0010010030705503"[t>>13&15])-12+3*(t>>18&1))&255),c=(b**3)>>5,(sin(b*(.2+sin(t/6e6))*.2))*c+c)*(-t&8191)>>18)))-((sqrt(t&8183)<<6&64)*(((t>>15)&1)^(t>>13))-(t&15))*(t>2<<19)+((t&16383)*(-t>>3&511)/7e4)*random()*(t>1<<19)

Link to play

One thing I've noticed about Greggman's HTML5 Bytebeat is that instead of simply setting

window.location.hash

(which would add a new entry to the history), it uses

window.location.replace()

to change the URL without adding a new history entry. This method updates the URL without creating additional entries in the browser's history stack, whereas Dollchan does

window.location.hash=`#v3b64${btoa(String.fromCharCode.apply(undefined,deflateRaw(JSON.stringify(songData)))).replaceAll("=","")}`;

every time you type a character which is annoying ('cause it floods your history). Besides, there's also

window.history.replaceState(null,"",URL)

…
On the other hand, could there ever be MIDI/keyboard input for playing notes in real-time? Or the ability to import audio samples (could also be raw data too for any arbitrary file) being read as arrays without having to encode them into massive strings? Maybe even microphone input for implementing effects?

Hi guys! I made something here, it turned out pretty cool. Now it's a simple, of course not error-proof generator with cool visualization. You can listen, edit and compose on the fly. Initially available for Linux, but easily compiled for other systems, standard C99, SDL and Lua.

I'll be glad if you like it, made with love for 8-bit culture.

https://github.com/Svarkovsky/Byt-t-t-eer

Great life
https://dollchan.net/bytebeat/#v3b64TU7LDsIgEPwXkhrATVm2C6Ee+AivhAOxvVlrlJv670LiwUxmLvPIvMRlX1ZxEqlqQpMmD8RgA1iXk6wxWq8GzjrZkcCOrtE3hm6aKSDGiD0ACUFW/Si3Zd+kerem78LqNzOrgfKxpTp4dUbWA+Ps/nzOWYB4lu1+Xc+ltldE6PDzBQ

Self evolving stuff
https://dollchan.net/bytebeat/#4AAAAekYrsS3R0iixsyvRrAGSIJaZZhxQyMRIDcg2NNDUhsgDWQA

Yes,i finally made the fartking evolving stuff

The way it evolves is through self referencing the t and use logic stuff to decide what to evolve, it's very simple but i lovin' it

 t%(t&t>>1) 

something like GDPlayer_1035 (44 kHz)

 (t&t>>12)*(t>>5&12)*t>>12 

Modem melody renmix 1 (32 kHz)

 0x7E8^(t&t>>12)*t>>12 

Modem melody remix 2 (32 kHz)

 (t>>8)+t&t 

something like "fractal trees"

reset https://dollchan.net/bytebeat/#v3b64q1ZKzk9JVbJSKrGxKdE2NLcw19YwNTSysyvRN7QwMNFUK9E2sjTR1SjRt7Qw0FSqBQA

saw invaders https://dollchan.net/bytebeat/#v3b64q1ZKzk9JVbJS0iipKdHXKLGzK9EyNjLTNjQ3NQWydcEi+hrmpsa6JZo1JdpG5paamppKtQA

Made this dubstep version of lazy jones

Thanks to leejh20 for the drums

Dubstep lazy jones

oh look a new bytebeat code!
https://dollchan.net/bytebeat/#v3b64q1ZKzk9JVbJSKs7M0yixszNWAxIWarpA0tBAU8vUQElHqTgxtyAnNSixBKjOxMTQwEBHKReiKTgzPS81RcGpsiQ1KTWxRKkWAA