So, the latest changes:

- Added a volume control.
- Now you can click directly on the graph to start or to stop the music playback.
- Library optimization. Now tracks with a large size are hidden under links ► Click to load pretty code, by clicking on which the code is loaded via ajax from files stored on the server.
- Added the [Big code] section with the tracks size of more than 1KB.
- In the [High rate 1k] section, the tracks are now contained in two forms - minimized (in the form of text), and in a readable format (under the link ► Click to load pretty code).
- Added many new tracks and formulas, many of which I have converted into a nice readable look.
- Fixed editor, Tab button now works.
- Like in player from Greggman, you can write abs, sin instead of Math.abs, Math.sin, etc. And you can write int instead of Math.floor.
- Added time counter t = ..., by clicking on which you can reset the time to 0 and start playing from the beginning.
- Speed-up calculations. Now the player can play large code tracks even on mobile phones. However, on weak devices there may still be freezes.

So, this is an approximate list of songs added during last month. Most of them are taken from battleofthebits.org, the digital arts site where I found a lot of great stuff.

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Creativity of Raphael Goulart. This is my favorite bytebeat author, his works are incredible!
All his songs are written according to the tracker principle. I studied the code of these three songs for a long time, and optimized them worked on performance, rewrote the repetitive code into common instruments functions such as a saw, triangle, square, and also got rid of some bugs related to global variables that conflicted when changing from one song to another. Songs almost stopped hanging on ordinary hardware.
- bossabeat (source) - A dreamy Brazilian bossa-nova that brings you a nostalgia to you like you've just watched a beautiful anime.... ♥
- bytefunk (source) - Funky stylish gangsta song.
- shy smile (source) - This song carries the cute anime nostalgia mood like bossabeat above. But here are involved more sophisticated technologies, such as complicated frequency modulation. The size is huge, so this is the link ot the code file.
- the cute bytebeast ^o^ (source) - One of the first works of Raphael, sounds like it could be a theme for a character on an NES game almost.

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Jimmyoshi - great author from battleofthebits.org, one of the founders of tracker-like bytebeat. His code is so huge! Some people have complained that Jimmyoshi's songs cannot be played because of freezes, but only rendered.
- Spring Fever (source) - this could be a great title track for the NES game! The code for this song is so large that I provide it as a link to the code file. Even now this song can freeze on weak machines in my player.

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Funute - the first author from battleofthebits.org who implemented FM in his songs by modelling a sound chip functuions.
- frequency machine (source) - Cool 90s music which simulates FM sound functions off the YM2612 used in the Sega Mega Drive.
- tiny rave (source) - 90s music and FM synthesis braintech also.

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- Bit-Shift Melodies (source) - Catchy song from Savestate, battleofthebits.org. A lot of bit shifts!

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Family of bytebeat songs from Bp1033. Starting with a simple square waveforms, he created tracker sequencer code, making it more complex by adding various instruments such as triangle, FM synth and delay effect. Also, a very original idea to calculate notes by multiplying them sequentially by a factor.
- the proto-version (source)
- a sequencer type thing (source) - I like the chiptune arpeggio instrument here, I finally figured out how to make it. I'll take it on board and try to write my own tracker song based on this code!
- a song in a half baked pseudo-mml format (source)
- now its FM synth (source)
- triangle kick drum and snare (source)
- random bytebeat thing with delay effect (source) - I like the echo here. The solution is extremely simple, just copy the tool code with an offset.
- bytebeat song 06-15-2021 (source) - At the moment, this is the last song from the author. A perky, cheerful track with a lot of triplets, which makes it unusual. And I already recognize his style here - snapping hi-hats. :)

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- Impromptu (source) - Sick jazzy stuff from Radnyx, battleofthebits.org. Custom text-tracker format, a lot of instruments!

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- my headache generator (source) - oscillator madness from frantic, battleofthebits.org.

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Songs by Argarak, author from battleofthebits.org:
- pcm.modshape.wv) (source) - stylish techno song, a lot of waveshaping synths and FM. Also, a while after playing the song starts to slow down, then speed up, then play the reverce way around. Cool feature!
- phase byte (source) - minimalist song, also lots of phase modulation

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- Takitjää (source) - a Finnish piano lesson with FM-stuff and note sequence tables by Lia, battleofthebits.org.

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- War Tradition (source) - a generative approach based off of Euclidean rhythms, and is loosely inspired by west African music. By Petet, battleofthebits.org.

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- weirdo boy (source) - dramatic loop by Romash, battleofthebits.org

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Different cool bytebeats by SArpnt, from reddit:
- 511 - remix of 'arpeggiator fun' - this is johanvandegriff's remix of arpeggiator_fun, bytebeat by SArpnt. Both tracks are great!
- menacing (source) - this loop sounds really menacing!
- Sync noise synth (source)
- charCodeAt (source)
- shredder (song, not just a terrible noise) (source)
- buzzy grindy beat (source)

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- Cool waveform i guess (source) - by 1583736, from reddit

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Family of similar bytebeats by Neverforgettoleave, from reddit. Uses a simple step sequencer technology:
- simple step sequencer (source)
- 32 steps (source)
- pentatonics (source)
- Turbo Pentatonics (source)

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- son of a glitch (source) - short no-js bytebeat by Xaser, from battleofthebits.org

Found on reddit and added to my library today:

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Raphael Goulart, my fav author from battleofthebits.org posted on reddit
Fortnite Default Dance in Bytebeat (source)

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by InfinitySnapz
Sunset (source) - dramatically sounding arpegiators that change their frequency
rain (source) - rain noise and drops sounds. Interesting effects!

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by RealZynx92
cool loop i guess (source) - sure, cool loop! Also the algorithm of defining notes and the arpeggiator is similar to Bp103's.
remix of 'I hear the long meowing of a cat :)' (source) - wow, I can't believe someone use my formulas for remixes :D
2-bit song (source) - three instruments in such short expression - kick, bass, and lead!
the 69 melody (source)

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by spikkks
Vl-Tone Rock 1 rhythm emulation (source) - simple, but rhythmic beat.

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by kOLbOSa_exe
cool sinusoidal beat (some parts bring from "no limit") (source) - I like how this sound progresses over time
wow that was pretty cool (source)
some cool thingy here (source) - the sound is a bit silly, but wow, just look at the beautiful fiery sin-waveform on the scope, second picture!

Latest changes for 2021.10.16:
- New advanced style with indigo color scheme. The interactive elements are prettier now.
- The site now displays correctly on mobile devices.
- The structure of playlists has been rebuilt. Added separators between songs, changed "load pretty code" buttons.
- The project was forked by SArpnt, one of the bytebeat enthusiasts from Reddit, and now he is developing his own fork. I took a lot of optimization changes from there: now drawing is faster and in a synchronous scale without shifts, reduced the number of lags and freezes. Added selector for Floatbeat mode and Signed Bytebeat mode. The tunes like "Longline Theory" were actually written for the Signed Bytebeat and sound much better now. I already have found new Floatbeat songs, will add to the library soon!
- Added Stop and Clear button for more convenience.
- Added a button to enlarge the code editing area. Now it can be expanded to almost the entire screen height.
- Added primitive protection to prevent the creation of links containing unwanted or unsafe js code such as alerts or manipulations with page content.

Found on reddit and added to my library today, 2021.10.17:

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by RealZynx92
probably the best song i ever made (source) - The track has a wistful introduction. Very stylish music, suitable for some cyberpunk game!
another cool loop i guess (source) - A very cool brooding song with an arpeggiator. I love arpeggiators! And this is already a rather complex composition, in contrast to mass spam in r/bytebeat ;)
dubstep_thingy (source) - Sounds very similar to Crude Sinevawe Dubstep by Gabriel Miceli
cool dubstep song (source) - I am surprized. After an interesting intro, a real cool mess begins! Despite the short expression, there is a very long period music that really looks like a dubstep!
non-javascript 8khz song, turned out pretty good (source) - Sounds like Modem melody (by Krcko)
remix of stephanshi's trance beat (source) - hehe, nice :)

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by GDPlayer_1035
sequencer (source) - Octave note extraction, pure sine waves
chiptune engine v1 (source) - A simple melody created by iterating over the values in an array! Contains a noise and square instruments.
test1 (source) - The base on which the track above is built.
test2 (source)
test3 (source) - Interesting noizy thing
fire (max zoom) (source) - Look at the max zoom, very beautiful motions! I even recorded a GIF for this post, attached picture 2. I made some LSD trip from this (look also at max zoom)!
thing (source) - RIP headphone users!
thing 2 (source) -The sound is terrible, but I like how this sinusoid multiplies, divided into squares and intersects with its clones. Trigonometrical madness.
printer (source) - Looks like in a couple of minutes the printer is blowing the whole office apart!

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by kOLbOSa_exe
i currently dont have any subjects... (for this) (source)
electric guitar (source)

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by Jay-Arnett-97104
Sine Music v2 (source) - short sinewave loop

- Swithced to AudioWorklet. Worklets aren't allowed to handle DOM, so now some security issues are solved. Now the code entered by user does not have access to the document.
- Accelerated rendering performance.
- Buttons now use SVG. More beautiful buttons and page styling.
- The library has been sorted. Added descriptions and links to some songs, fixed nicknames.

Recently added from r/bytebeat on reddit:

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by Bp103
- Learned how to do functions, now I have an efficient delay effect [source] - It should definitely be in the library! Such a lullaby for the night, I am delighted with this work! So soothing ... I felt some kind of vibe of music from minecraft, I don't know why.
- non-js bytebeat thing that resembles music if you squint your ears [source] - meditative thing. I did refactoring for this formula (removed extra parenthesis and so on) and just added |t>>3 at the end for simple rhythm. The result is a rhythmic slightly hypnotizing sound. I even got a little stuck in meditation.

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by RealZynx92
- get stickbugged lol [source] - Cover to stickbugged meme (https://youtu.be/fC7oUOUEEi4). It turned out very similar!
- remix of "The time is running out!" by StephanShi [source] [original] - Wow, nice drums!
- Also, I made a remix of this remix! [source] (Original formula plus modified kick & snare).
- In turn, RealZynx92 remixed my remix of his remix - it turned out to be a broken beat or Drum'n'Bass!
- '2-bit song' hardcore remix [source] [original] - What a super POWERful sqrt beat!
- cool waveform [source]
- having fun with square waves [source] - A continuation of '2-bit song' hardcore remix. The sqrt kick is a little quieter here. I like the meditativeness of the ringing melody.

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by GDPlayer_1035
- atari styled bass [source] - cool atari sound, I like how it progresses over time with long period. The pattern is specified by a string.
- helicopter [source]

Oh, I forgot to list the last changes. So,

- Editable timer counter (picture 3). When click on the counter, the playback stops. When press Enter after editing, the playback resumes from the specified time.
- New button to reset the timer (picture 3).
- Switcher for timer counter measurement units (picture 3). Switches measurement between real time seconds and t variable.
- New drawing mode - "Waveform". Draws continuous line through points of the sound graph. Useful on max zoom scope.
- Zoom scope value and drawing mode now stored in localStorage and saved when the tab is closed.
- Redrawed editor expand button.
- Fixes: rendering on high scales, big and infinite timer values, animations on inactive tab, height for buttons, width for editor.

Also added new "Floatbeat" playlist with new floatbeat songs found on the internet! (picture 2).
Beautiful floatbeat music by Wiebe-Marten Wijnja. These songs are big and contain a lot of instruments, explained in great detail in the comments:
- Focus (Super Hexagon) - Cool song with a strong drums beat. Accelerates with each play!
- Please Exist - Love this song! So quiet and brooding bass, and these bells are ringing so meditatively... Listened on replay for several hours while working.
- Predestined Fate - Also interesting chiptune song.
- Game of Thrones theme - A recognizable theme from the well-known TV-series.

Some tracks by lehandsomeguy: Floatbeat test, Drone, Trippy test, Pretentious Ryoji Ikeda and others..

Floatbeat format assumes code output is −1.0 to 1.0, while usual bytebeat expects 0 to 255. Basically, floatbeat code can be converted and played as bytebeat, and vice versa:

floatbeat = (bytebeat - 127.5) / 127.5
bytebeat = floatbeat * 127.5 + 127.5

But there will be differences in sound! The differences start in signal processing. The bytebeat code is converted to the range from 0 to 255 like this:

output = value & 255

Example:

output = 0 & 255 = 0
output = 0.5 & 255 = 0
output = 100 & 255 = 100
output = 100.2 & 255 = 100
output = 255 & 255 = 255
output = 256 & 255 = 0
output = 300 & 255 = 44
output = 300.99 & 255 = 44

So, bytebeat signal has a limited range of only 256 values. I.e. 8 bit, or 1 byte. That's why it called BYTEbeat.
On the other side, floatbeat is of very high quality because it is limited only by the double precision floating point data type, and in the range from -1 to 1 it has an almost infinite number of floating point values:

output = -0.1
output = 0.004
output = 5.5e-7

That is, if you convert floatbeat as bytebeat = floatbeat * 127.5 + 127.5 then when playing in bytebeat mode there will be a loss of sound quality and you can notice the unwanted noise. It can be very noticeable on some quiet songs. Listen for 'Please Exist' converted to bytebeat mode and compare with original in >>19, you can hear artifacts on the beginning of the song.

Recently added from r/bytebeat on reddit:

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RealZynx92
- cool loop that only has "t", "4" and math operators in the code (source)
- remix of 'first bytebeat remixed' by NewFall2020 (source)
- fm synth, i guess...? (source) - What a sad melody...
- better remix of "The time is running out!" by StephanShi (source) - At first it was way simplier than your previous remix, but after 47 second the cool beat starts! It became interesting how timers are implemented. I recignized that ((t>>15)%32==15) is responsible for random-like drop, and t&524288 is for kick beat. Nice work!
- 1-bit song (source) - Haha, I like how there maked a PWM-like squarewave just by adding &64 at the end!

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NewFall2020
- first bytebeat remixed (source)
- When Bytebeat has a Harmony v2 (source) - Nice array song! Liked the complex sawtooth waveform at max zoom!

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Chasyxx
- "Welcome to robotTown" (source) - fork of code by Viznut, interesting version with pauses.
- "Warpnig timeline" - Slowed down, PWM changing version of G minor bach + noise (source) - I liked this remix of G minor bach, it came out with a very dramatic old school sound.
- "Drifting electricity" - fork of "electrohouse" by "Anonymous from russian imageboards"
- "Electrohouse2"

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kOLbOSa_exe
- ÿ&& (source) - A beautiful sinusoid that appears and disappears at max zoom.
- OUR task is infinity (source) - It looks like soldiers marching to a weird 8-bit anthem :)

Interesting small code loops (source):
- NO ARRAY ARRAY SONG
- NO ARRAY ARRAY SONG sqare ver
- NO ARRAY ARRAY SONG sin ver
I like these three different versions of the waveform!

The library has changed last days.

- All songs now sorted by date, from oldest at top to newest at bottom. Groups of songs by one author now placed in list by oldest one.
- New library sections structure: [Classic] now contains only C-compatible code that compiles successfully in the C compiler. Of course, this does not guarantee correct reproduction in C, but I plan to do a more thorough check. [JS code] contains all other code that works in JS players, is compact in size and does not need to be transferred to a file. [JS big code] - all the large code or the code for which a formatted version exists. Also, added minified versions for songs with compressed size less than 1kb.
- All songs now have original versions (I searched and add every single one of it, sic!), and minified versions if possible (even with difference for one character). Minified code shown by default. If it impossible to minify code, then original version shown.
- In [JS big code] sections, now added "original" and "minified" buttons to play original and minimized code versions.
- If the song is a remix, the source is indicated if possible.

idk

Pointing out the songs that were added to the library in January and were not mentioned here:
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- tuned_phase time_modulation by argarak from battleofthebits.org - Cool big techno song with phase synthesis. Initially this track was not intended to be played in JS players, and also used its own sound output, so I had to fix it and make my own version. Also it has a feature, after a certain time, the track changes its playback speed, like other argarak's tracks.

From r/bytebeat on reddit:
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by Danidanijr
- ByteSongg (source) - Great work and nice synths! Reminds me some kind of Scooter song, really.

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by NewFall2020
- Awesome level - Remixed (source) - Cool remixes of my "Awesome Level" songs with drums and bass! I even don't know which one is better, they all awesome:
- Awesome level #2 Remix (source)
- Awesome level #3 fanmade (source)
- TIRO remixed again (source) - These remixes of remixes of my "The time is running out!" sounds better and better! Just compare how the my original (source) goes trough this (source), and this remix added the bass! Super, yellow star from me!
- TIRO Remixed#5 (source) - Another one remix.
- TIRO Remixed#5.1 (source) - Oh, that was a good challenge!

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by getDolphinedLol
- thing (source) - I like the hypnotizing effect of this short formula.
- floppy spinner :) (source) - Funny cheesy sound for old retro game :)
- bomb huhn (made by experimenting with Rabid Symphony) (source) - Heh, fun! Some familiar melody, I just can't remember.
- sounds so emotional... (16k Hz) (source) - Interesting sawtooth melody, I like classic formulas. But I like classic in 8kHz :)
- Bots (44100 Hz) (source) - I like these robotic sounds. I even hear some techno echoes!
- ⌬ (Signed Bytebeat) (source) - Cool waveform at max zoom! Like sinusoid, but from squares. And comes from so simple formula.
- - (44100 Hz) (source) - Turn on the waveform mode and set max zoom. These braiwaves can hypnotize you.
- Ice Age (32k Hz) (source) - Oh, I really like this tune! Has very short code and reminds me of some game from the NES console.
- Blobfish Party (source) - Haha, funny! Derpy bytebeat :)

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by Decent-Manager-6169
- Red Green Blue 4 (source) - a wonderful cover of chiptune song from Undertale game.
- Weird Thingy Music (source)
- Weird Thingy Music 2 (source) - I like how his code is made up of chunks that add up at the end.
- Recreated Stimmer (source) - Sounds absolutely identical as original Stimmer, but in JS! Also, here are interesting remixes of Stimmer:
- stimmer but square and sawtooth are swap (source)
- Stimmer (Sine Edition) (source)
- stimmer but its all sawtooth (source)
- stimmer but its all square (source)
- stimmer but its all triangle (source)

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by RealZynx92
- floatbeat thingy (source) - kinda fanni derp melody in floatbeat format, also RealZynx92 made cool drums as always!
- "wow that was pretty cool" (by @kOLbOSa_exe) remixed (source) - I like this dangerous tune.

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by _elevate__
- the 42 melody but array and with a different waveform (source) - a famous bytebeat formula recreated with javascript array? Waveform sounds cool because of limitations 0 to 255. The sine go beyond, and get distortion. If you put a sine wave inside the limits, it will sound clean

- As you may have noticed since january, the editor has been using the highlighting of JS code. (Picture 1)
- You can highlight pairs of brackets - now it's easier to navigate in large bracket expressions.
- Double clicking on an expression allows you to highlight the same parts of the code or to find all matches of the variable you need.
- By pressing Ctrl+F, you can search in the code, even through regular expressions.
- A line counter has appeared on the left side of the editor, in which you can collapse code blocks, such as functions.
- As noticed >>28, better waveform visualization. When using the Waveform mode at large scales, all vertical lines merge into one background. And to distinguish them from drawing in Point mode, this background is now drawn in a more gray color. Now its more visual to track signal levels on the chart at large scales. Compare the Picture 2 with Points mode, and Picture 3 with Waveform mode.
- Better errors handling. Now, if there is an error, the line and symbol where the error occurred are indicated. Now there are two kinds of errors: compilation error when the track cannot be played, and a playback error that occurred at a certain point in time, but the track can continue to play.

Ahoy, my friends! Here a new portion of songs in my library! Most of them are from r/bytebeat, but some are from visitors of this board. And there are many more formulas to listen to and add!

Songs from reddit:
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by Decent-Manager-6169
- Sine Music Test 1 (source) - Sine song with a simple melody. Even stuck a little while listening. Also, interesting noise drum section.
- An Escaped War Or Something (source) - A lot of work has been done! A beautiful sad song, like from some post-apocalyptic action game. Also it is long, and after 95 seconds a powerful sqrt beat starts!
- Stimmer but with Hihat and Crash (source) - The author has created a lot of stimmer remixes, here's another one.
- Melody Of Im Blue (with drums) (source) - A cool cover for Eiffel 65 - Blue song.
- Completely Reverse of "rrrola" (source) - I like rrola's formula, and the reverse also sounds good.
- Sine Melody (source) - This melody sounds like a lullaby, or a music box. Calming...
- literally don't know the name (source) - Cool synth! The chords are made from two notes at the same time. Can be the intro for some old game.
- Never gonna give you up (source) - Rickrolled! The song is written by wavebeat player that gives an extremely unoptimized code, so I optimized the song.
- short simple music (source) - Nice melody!

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by _elevate__
- Bagpipes or something (source) - Hypnotizing thing.
- squsinsaw music (source) - Wow, I missed such a cool track! It's already a full sequencer song with different instruments. Also, powerful snare! Good work, nice for some old game.

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by RealZynx92
- happy floatbeat melody (source) - So chilling... So relaxing...
- something i made while experimenting with my own remix of TIRO (source) - Nice dreamy loop turned out. Echoes, Slow rhythm, powerful drums. I like!
- zynx92 type beat remixed (source) - Mix of getDolphinedLol track based on earlier RealZynx92's works.

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by NewFall2020
- Neurofunk remixed (source) - The first Neurofunk remix! Drums section added.

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by Bp103
- they're getting closer (source) - At first I did not somehow understand, but then I understood! Listened to this song longer, it progresses and sounds really cool! I hear a powerful kick drum and a lot of cool harmonics. Very unexpected tune.

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by Diicorp95
- The rings (source) - What a beautiful patterns come out! Like a carpet on the floor, or tiles in the kitchen. Also I make the rings more visible, even in waveform mode.
- o$c1ll4tör remixed (source) - this formula makes my brain vibrate, hehe.
- Duck hunt (source) - Funny quacking non-js sound.

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by getDolphinedLol
- Shredder Vol. 2 (source) - I like this squelchy analog sound.
- funky remix of "the time is running out!" (source) - Yet another remix of TIRO.
- fitebeat (source) - Nice loop!
- 65536 (source) - Nice bass synth!
- goose melody (source) - Funny array melody :)
- the danger zone (source) - Small array code, nice!
- ARRAY 11025HZ SONG (source) - Another small array loop with random() drums.
- funny boi (source) - Looks like a simplier variation of Ctrl+V song.
- Ctrl+V (source) - Hehe, getDolphinedLol is good at funny ringtones!
- pootis (source) - Yet one small loop.
- -PWM MUISC- (source) - Interesting, 10*random() is just for background noise?
- something cool (source)
- i put a whole bag of jellybeans up my ass (source) - The loop is good, but I'm not sure about the name.
- chocolate chip bytebeat code (source) - Wow, t/=4.7,sin(t>>3)*t>>4-like parts gives an awesome chiptune noises! And using noises as array elements is a good idea, you can get interesting patterns with this.
- ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) (source) - This sound loop is completely like from some 8bit game. sin(t>>3) parts are so good idea.
- kinda funni remix of "the time is running out! (by StephanShi)" (source) - Nice variation of TIRO.
- grogrogilla (source) - Yet another nice 8bit-like loop! Also, the last comma in array is unnecessary.
- taiko drums (source) - His loops sounds better and better. I added a lot of getDolphinedLol's formulas to the library.
- snaerasrakd (source)

Songs from btb discussion threads:
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by kOlbOSa_exe from >>27
- i made new waveform, or this is a sinusoidal abuse? - Nice short loop!

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by Arch0474 from >>32
- Demporal Tisturbance - Such a warm sound. Sierpinski gives a recognizable sound and harmonics. I like.

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by lhphr from >>44
- madnessdescent{offset} - Oh, my brain is melted after that, lol.
- idk it's "t%" - Nice sound progression, and at the same time such a short classic non-js 8kHz formula.
- :arp - Beautiful major progression.
- processings - An interesting industrial sound, as if someone is playing a drum kit under the blades of a helicopter.
- Unnecessary-ARPEG
- Unnecessary-ARPEG.drm - Oh, I see two instruments here, an arpeggiator and crazy drums.
- Numbers Not In Sight - I like this concept with no digits. Also, sounds nice!
- %ral - Cool low-frequency buzz.
- delchor - Oh, I like these mysterious alien chords! The best from lhphr.

New songs posted on dollchan.net/btb and added to library:

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by lhphr
from >>50:
- oddsine - Interesting simple sine loop.
- genreframe - Very strange sound effect and some kind of melody.
- HAZEHOUSE - An odd way to change the tempo multiplying by fraction t*=11/12.
- Unnecessary-ARPEG.hc - Hardcore tempo! Also sounds interesting at 22kHz.
- CBRT-FILE R00TZ - Crazy schizo song, reminds me the creativity of Cyriak.
from >>53:
- Paradigm Contacter - A whole noise song. I like this noisy madness.
from >>54:
- sine of power - It turned out an interesting sound.
- octave transition - Wow, just look at the waveform at the max zoom! Also this sounds pleasant to ears.
- Duotrigottogon - A powerful sqrt kicks made by ** power. The song is good at 11k also.
- The Evaluator - Oh, he mastered the eval(unescape(escape technique too. Cool song! A lot of instruments, nice chiptune sound.
- TTT (The Tonal Tone) - A beautiful dark chords appear at first. I like that gothic atmosphere! And then come arpeggiators and even echoes. The best his song. Yellow star, definetely.
- ᓯᑯ ᓯᓚ ᑖᖅᑐᒥ ᐆᒻᒪᑦ - Very strange sounds, to be honest, but there is something in it.

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by PortablePorcelain from >>55:
- creepy droning static thing - I like this sine-noise weird drone effect. Also I see a beautiful sine trnsforms at max zoom.
- remix of ripthisentry.txt tune 3 - raphaelgoulart's thing with drums
- 1fccccf1 - A nice squarewave bass comes at first.
- Doom E1M1 theme recreation - Oh, my youth memories! Cool pc-speaker-like cover!

As you may have noticed, new buttons and features have been added recently. So:

- The "Sample rate" selector is now editable.
- Added "Fast play" and "Fast reverse" buttons. Each click doubles the speed, up to 8.
- Added the "Copy link" button.
- Better "Recording" button.
- Added the "Reverse play" button.
- The page now has semantic elements to navigate with keyboard (Tab / Shift+Tab).
- Lazy onclick loading for song libraries.
- Script globals and prototypes now cant be changed from the editor.
- Correct playing for eval(unescape(escape-like code.
- Incorrect values now filled with red color on the scope.
- Fixed freezes on errors while playing.
- Using of half-width canvas on phones.

Recently added songs:

- "The Flower Festival" by Jimmyoshi. This beautiful song is too big to post the link here. The song is horribly unoptimized and is capable of blowing any computer even at 8Hz sample rate. That's why I set up it at 4kHz. If I have time, I will try to optimize this song so that it can be played at 8Hz.

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Songs by lhphr
from >>61:
- CRZstep - Reminds me the "Crude Sinewave Dubstep" by Gabriel Miceli.
- Retrixtaria - There is some special charm in small rates. Also, the song can be easily scaled up to 32k by adding t/=8, and the sound will be clear. But it won't be that lo-fi song anymore.
- Intra - A short but interesting formula that gives a melody.
- Positronomia - The tune is a little weird, but that micro-tonal sine generator sounds cool. I was smiled at the place where the melody was cut off and distorted.
from >>66:
- wvConstruct - Nice waveform at max zoom.
- $ine $tabilizer - Beautiful dancing PWM in the scope at max zoom while "krcko" / "Crude Sinewave Dubstep" tune playing.
- $ine Ðecrement - More melodic version, nice! Also reminds me dubstep_thingy by RealZynx92.
- t% funk - A cool beat! Also after 262 second it suddenly changes :)
- tempotacular!!! - Cool madness! An awesome idea to change the sample rate during the playback. Reminiscent of folk dances, when the tempo accelerates and the guests dance until they fall. It's a pity the song is not looped, I got a real stuck while listening, had to press reset.
- Nocturnizf - Oh, what a powerful beats, however!
- Byte Me A Beat - Niceee! The feeling of the Prodigy the music of my childhood, as well as the 90s raves. I hear the FM modulation calculations here. It is already a full track with a well-developed composition.
from >>69:
- sketchy reverb attempt - What a cool slide effect! The generator changes the frequency while playing the note. I will also use this technique. The instrument resembles either a guitar or an organ. Also, cool gothic chords, I love such atmospheric tracks. Don'r run this code at Chrome, only in Firefox. I will have to look and find out what the problem.
- Pyramid Dungeon - An arabic 42 melody variation.
- waver - The sine wave generator here sounds like someone is blowing into a water pipe, hehe.
- s.i.t.e. (synth in the emptiness) - An interesting implementation of the echo mechanism, through filling the array. Will have to figure it out.
- Fractalized Past - This classic formula is valid and can be compiled in C. Very impressive sound as for a classic formula. I like this tune!
- FLⱯR3Z0NE - Yeah, this electrohouse theme kicks. Nice minor chords, I was stuck a little!
- Time Is A Suggestion - Cool non-t hack! Well, the idea is roughly clear, we need to return values, and no matter how, so we can simply initialize and increment another variable, this.a??=0,a+=1 in this case. And I found a feature! If to play the song backwards, it will play as usual! Because we are not tied to time, but use own variable.
- trig - Rave chords, cool!

by maj-6
- Something New (source) - I really like this tune. And it's cool that notes and chords are generate mathematically. This is a good challenge! And the melody is really nice, with a nostalgic vibe.
- "Something New" using functions (source) - A minimal example of "Something New" using functions
- advanced technology (source) - Wow, what a jaw-dropping banger track! Cool Arabic harmony! I especially liked the transitions to a higher key at 108 and 162 seconds, and so on. But after 2000-3000 seconds it starts to go out of line, and distortions appear. Also, recommend to listen with good headphones. Again, musical harmony is calculated and arrays aren't used. Here a link to the beginning of our discussion, who are interested.

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by HypernovaHeathen
- Plaate (source) - Some code I found yet in a legendary pouet thread
- 8-Bit Ajaxzit (source) - Big complex track with powerful drums but weird harmony and chords. But I found beauty in this music.

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by lhphr
- something something reverb (source) - The reverb algorithm version of "trig" without drums.

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by argarak
Some cool sound effects (source):
- fm blippy (source)
- neeeiiiuummm filter

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by Baron Knoxburry
- getting better at this stuff (source) - A weird song with fm synths and nice percussions

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by Radnyx
- Multi-voice ByteBeat - One of the earliest big bytebeat song on battleofthebits.org

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by Decent-Manager-6169
- something music (source) - Strange variable names. But good major chords.
- Still Don't Know The Name (source) - A remix of Chasyxx remix of G minor Bach
- unnamedsong1 (source) - Nice chords! It would be a good intro to a bigger song!

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by NewFall2020
- the remixed^6 remastered (source) - Oh, TIRO remixes are getting bigger and bigger!

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by baenhohoho
- Noisy Beats but only stereo (source) - Classic bytebeat but in stereo, nice!
- chomik (source) - An unexpectedly long song! It was interesting to wait and listen to what effects will appear next!
- fijsdfrdifjfred (source) - Nice loop with distorted sine wave!

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by getDolphinedLol
- combination Fanfare + CA98 (source) - Melodic C formula.
- Vegal A N G E R Y (source) - Oh, I recognize the getDolphinedLol's sin(t>>n) style drums! Nice loop! Reminds me of some industrial sound, A working mechanism in a factory.
- funni music (source) - Funny loop :) Reminds me his previous Ctrl+V song

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by PortablePorcelain
- Gabriel Miceli's "Techno" but the melodies are on opposite ears (Stereo only) (source) - Nice, some stereo songs need to be in library.
- Stimmer but the melodies are on opposite ears (source) - Good old Stimmer in stereo.

- Bytebeat composer now supports stereo!
All you need is an output array [] with two channels, left and right. For example:
[t^t%1001,t^t%1002]
https://dollchan.net/bytebeat/#v3b64q1ZKzk9JVbJSii6JK1E1NDAw1IEyjGKVagE
Left channel has green waveform in the scope, and right has magenta.
Stereo songs now marked with "Stereo" tag in the library.

- Wide mode available for 1440px screens and wider. In this mode, the text editor is now expanded to the maximum height, and the song library is located on the right.

Several weird hallucinations songs by HypernovaHeathen.
- Before J.C.D. (source) - Cool mystical chords. A heap of sounds merge into an interesting harmony.
- C. Allen Type Beat (source) - More mystical harmony, more hallucinations. Bytebit Interstellar, I like this!
- The Best Bytebeat Song I Made! (source) - An interesting drums pattern and complete disharmony.
- I've Come To Make An Announcement (source) - Microtonal intervals, disharmony and chaos.
- Bytebeat But It Actually Breaks The Laws Of Physics (source)
- GetDolphinedLOL's Bytebeat Creations But Their Badly Remixed (from >>89) - Hehe, nice remix of GetDolphinedLOL songs!

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by Anonymous (from >>82)
- I have made a thing #1
- I have made a thing #2
Both are very pleasant to listen!

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by PortablePorcelain
- TIRO remix (from >>80) - Sounds nice, but the transition at 47 seconds, which was in the previous remix iteration, was lost.
- remix of crude sinewave dubstep (from >>82) - Energetic music with all known Crude Dubstep.
- super creepy tornado sound effect with EAS included (from >>82) - Really creepy track. I'm not a US resident and I don't know what US alert sounds like, but the hurricane sounds are realistic! I even got scared a bit.
- Second remix of Wiretapped (from >>83)
- bassline remix (from >>83)
- "squsinsaw" remix (from >>86) - Original "squsinsaw" is one of my favorite songs. It seems to be so simple and derpy, but it stuck in my head so much. And PortablePorcelain made the sound cleaner by changing the instruments to sines and squares. But with the lower bass it sounds better, like the original.

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by lhphr
from >>87:
- reverb multi - Great, he keep improving his reverb function. Low drone sound seem to be out of key, creating disharmony. Although, on the other hand, I can catch a certain funk in this.
from >>88:
- 8D269D3933E700 - Crude Sinewave Dubstep on drugs! Got a little stuck in this.
- the lone system - Cosmic sounds are reflected in the void of the universe...
- Fidelity Tweak - Nice lo-fi effect.
- Vé - Cool chords, combined with the echo is very unusual. Reminds me a bit of the soundtracks from Mass Effect.
- 3DIAL - Schizo thing.
- uni Firaz - Sounds good at 32k also.
- Sinusoid Pusher - At first sounds just like usual Crude Sinewave Dubstep with drums, but then gets interesting.
- T!me Tr!al - An interesting song.
- T!me Tr!al EX - Nice! After 107 and 214 seconds it changes, other speeds and patterns apply. It is a pity that this song cannot be rewound, as it does not depend on time.

- Play and fast-play buttons are combined.
- Fast play counter now can be increased up to 64.
- Fonts are bigger now.
- Control elements now stretch as the screen resizes.
- Fixed CSS margins and paddings.
- Dark scrollbars in Chrome.

Hello my friends, I'm back. It would be necessary to add what was interesting over the past year. In the meantime, I need to post here a list of songs that I added on summer 2022:

by Senzou4770
- Cool arpeggio I made (source) - Simple but nostalgic tune. Feels like 80's atmosphere. I enjoyed!
- Another long bytebeat arpeggio (source) - So nostalgic and warm tune! Like previous, but more complex. Love these beautiful sawtooth chords.
- Minor Frere Jaques (source) - I heard Frère Jacques earlier, this is a famous medieval song, but never heard it in minor. And the triangular generator sounds like a medieval organ. Interesting! PS. Found a bug, after 315 seconds the melody corrupts.

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by RealZynx92
- i made a remix! (source) - A remix of Cool waveform i guess by 1583736.
- i bet nobody has thought of using cbrt (source) - Funky cubic square tune! Nice!

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by Decent-Manager-6169
- can someone remix my bytebeat again? (source) - I like the original, it's primitive, but good. Here my remix of his bytebeat.
- Short Music 001 (source) - Simple array sawtooth code, but good melody.
- Short Music 002 (source) - Nice sawtooth loop!

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by getDolphinedLol
- music ...yes (source) - Funny song, hehe. getDolphinedLol was good at funny songs. Why he deleted his account? Well, my library remembers, at least.
- the teem is rooning out (source) - The code is different, but it is still a remix of TIRO.
- PsOt iT nO rDeDiT (source) - getDolphinedLol was good at funny derp tunes!
- a$$ music (source) - Seems this is a remix of his Vegal A N G E R Y
- i think i just commited a crime (source) - Interesting effects!
- pamper poopers (source) - Funny loop! Croaking toads dancing in the swamp.

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by baenhohoho
- sparta remix is stuck in my head now (source) - Haha, fun! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rvYZRskNV3w Also, trigonometric functions return NaN values, the scope is all red.

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by Chasyxx
- Game (C R O S S) (source) - A remix of Vegal A N G E R Y by getDolphinedLol, added squarewave instrument.

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by neverforgettoleave
- simple step sequencer (source) - A song from 2020

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by GDPlayer_1035
- sin function test (source) - An interesting delay effect!

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by kOLbOSa_exe
- hell rock (source) - Cool noise beat!

- I Wanna Byte You by kleeder - super cute song, 1st place at battleofthebits.org Summer Chip XII competition in bytebeat category. Converted from 0cc-Famitracker JSON export into bytebeat code through converter, just like raphaelgoulart's songs.
- tridecagon sequence by argarak - track in own recognizable IDM style from argarak
- THE MOTHERLODE by by Greaserpirate - Very beautiful ambient cyberpunk music! The author reproduced the Ganke NEO song. Thanks to the author for introducing me to such interesting music.
- Some bytebeat I made for the "Lovebyte Turbo" entry at Evoke demoparty by Dresdenboy (>>220) - An evil tune from an interesting demoparty event.
- Trash Remix of Cant Help Falling in Love by Decent-Manager-6169 (source) - Nice cover! Also, well minimized.
- Final Remix Of "The Time Is Running Out!" by ciferidn (source) - Nice TIRO remix, hehe! But the intro could have been made shorter so that super kick started earlier.

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by PortablePorcelain
- some detective theme (>>109) - Oh, that detective theme was good!
- binary cycle (>>119) - Wow, this was really interesting and unexpected! At the maximum zoom the binary counter is displayed!
- octal cycle (>>119) - The octal counter sounds interesting, like a string strike with an echo.
- We are temporally deficient! (>>136) - Nice melody with triplet rhythm!
- simple step sequencer remix (>>155) - Oh, a better version, nice.
- foldableboldface (>>194) - A remix of Vé by lhphr. Nice sine echo ambient!

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by Rio zack
- Namber wan (>>232)
- Namber tu use square wave (>>232) - This and the previous are nice simple formulas. You can use &128 instead of |127, it also gives square wave.
- Sawtooth bass (>>247) - Sawtooth bass synth, I like the warm sound!
- Adding sinewave (>>249) - Nice combo with sine.
- bytesnare (>>254) - Haha, funny combination of classic C formula, and the js code. I especially liked that the song lasts for a long time without repeating itself.
- PWM song (>>259) - Nice bass synth progression!
- Adding beat (>>262) - Hehe, cbrt kick. A cool loop turned out!
- hard life (>>264) - A remix of "-PWM MUISC-" by getDolphinedLol.
- Dum clap clap (>>274) - Oh, known trick to sum up waves with a slight shift, gives a flanger effect. Also nice drums! An interesting way to select drums through an array.
- FM bass such as sega genesis (>>267) - Cool, looks like a doom soundtrack. By the way, I did not study fm-synthesizing at all, you clearly show how to implement it.
- cover kernkraft 400 (>>280) - Haha, the 90s! Nice array cover!
- My new instrumental in new year (>>292) - A warm nostalgic vibe. I really like the tune.

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by lhphr
- SynthKillerExecution (source) - This minor song sounds cool! I like how the kick sounds, with a touch of 8-bit mixing. Just wow.
- Feel The Power! (source) - Nice happy song! And what a beautiful echo! The function S=s=>(-s*t&65535)/2**17 implements very beautiful wave-like fadings!
- Δ (>>127) - It has always been surprising to me how soft a triangular waveform sounds compared to a sawtooth waveform. Basically, the triangle is used for bass, but here it sounds in a new quality.
- Penultimate Dawn of Time Stability (>>127) - Oh, no way, a TIRO remix :D Also reminds me of drug dissonanse songs by HypernovaHeathen. I like the sound after 95 seconds!
- WICKED HEXATRNION (>>127) - The kick is cool! Clear and deep! And then there are interesting metal strikes.
- The Unescaper (>>127) - Wow, "The Evaluator" goes to a whole new level! I like the echoes, I like the clean transition after 99 seconds, the transition after 239 seconds. The song is quite long, 360 seconds! Also, I hear noise at the beginning due to bytebeat low accuracy at low values.
- polydimension (>>203) - Remix of "A NΞW DIMΞNSION" by by burlynn n01se. Slowed down and cursed 90-s theme looks like a mix between vaporwave and witch house, lol. Funky remix!
- ESC▲L▲↑OR P▲R↑Y (>>203) - The note sequences seem to be generated, cool!
- bŽk (>>203) - Another generated melody, this one is nice! Looks like this is a further experiment on ESC▲L▲↑OR P▲R↑Y
- Dark Deep (>>203) - someone is brushing their teeth, hehe.
- Sequencemania (>>203) - remix of "simple step sequencer" by neverforgettoleave. And the author were not too lazy to convert array numbers to charcode values? Respect!

Message edited: 19.01.23 Thu 23:18:14

Last songs added to the library:

by lhphr
- ghost code (source) - Interesting, music plays but nothing is displayed!
- Reminisce (source) - This song is quite inspired by Something New from maj-6. Just as kind and nostalgic, nice!
- Sineslide) (>>367) - I love that the sound changes all the time, from beats to deep echoes and robotic sounds.
- ÐiskΩtroÑ (>>367) - Nice loop turned out!
- 42-qz (>>367) - Syncopated triple beat sounds cool!
- qai (source) - Somewhat reminiscent of "The Evaluator" by lhpr
- Strato (>>367) - What beautiful chords! Combined with the echo, it really sounds cosmic!
- i-dimensional (source) - Here, nan values play the role of a noise glitch tool. Interesting!
- Awaiting Connection (>>367) - I like this kick. An interesting way to filter hits to make a complex rhythm out of a direct kick.

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by Greaserpirate
- Showing off the recombination better (source) - Funky beat! Sounds somewhat like ZX-spectrum beeper.
- I've refined my tools (source) - Cool beat!
- Graceful Ache - The most complex Bytebeat Greaserpirate ever made
- Step sequencer with interpolation - This can be used both for playing arrays/strings with pitch bending, and for any interpolated array lookup.
- a limiter (that also removes offsets) (source) - Useful thing!

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by Decent-Manager-6169
- something from pm 6:06 (source) - Oh, seems like medieval dungeon synth for and old game.
- Weebls Stockmarket/Maxwell the Cat Theme (source) - Cute! Even better than original, hehe :D https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YRvOePz2OqQ Also liked the instrument that looks like hitting a ceramic mug.
- List of musical scales (source) - Useful list of musical scales and modes
- Cocktail Hour Preview (source) - An interesting technology of custom waveforms construction. Also, funny loop! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ucL0NTdKdb4
- Air Island (source) - Nice loop!

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by Chasyxx
- WARP_TUNNEL (source) - The formula changes the sound every 65536 ticks, that is, every 8 seconds.
- Modem melody II (source) - Classic style!
- m4ri (source) - Reminds me some dungeon song in old games. Like a clock is ticking, and now something is about to happen!

Also, Chasyxx made beautiful harmonies for my "Dark Forest":
'057' - sus4 (spaaaace!)
[0,4,7,11] - major 7th (even more explorative!)

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by getDolphinedLol
- w (source) - Some elements from the "Game Levels" formulas. Nice loop :)
- f (source) - Sounds like a classic C formula, but groovy!
- h (source) - Another nice loop
- l(ast) (source) - Cool harmony. Also the fading snare (t*(sin(t>>3))*(t>>15&1)&-t>>8&127) is interestingly implemented, where the fading is &-t>>8. Respect!

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by Rio zack
- The devil was behind you (>>381) - Cool evil intro for some big song turned out!
- Cool song adding bass (>>384) - Reminds me of some song from 90, can't remember, hehe.

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by Glebguything
- a music made in school (source) - Nice synth harmony!
- a robotic voice (source) - A short combination of js and classic bytebeat.

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- Meet the Musician by May_I_Change_My_Name (source) - Cute happy tune!
- Remix Of No. 4 by ciferidn (source) - Cool drums!
- combination (Death 1000666ZZ + Street Surfer) by hcdphobe (source) - Crazy bytebeat turned out!

The player now displays code size (in characters) on the control panel.

Last songs added to the library:

by lhphr
- far echoes (source) - I really liked the Strato, and this is its further development, a beautiful dreamy cosmic song. I like how squarewave starts at 156 seconds, just the magic iridescent sound! What I also like is that the song smoothly transitions to its very beginning with an echo at the end at 310 seconds. The code is not very big, but with a lot of math, with all these fades and cut-offs.

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by May_I_Change_My_Name
- 0xBADA441E - Rule 36: If it exists, Bad Apple has been ported to it. Bad Apple in bytebeat! Also respect for stereo and echoes!
- Slowed "Sine Melody" down and added a chord progression (source) - Remix of "Sine Melody" by Decent-Manager-6169. Beautiful chords! Like the ringing of bells.
- Stuck a Sierpinski bassline on "Im Blue" (source) - Remix of "Im Blue" by Decent-Manager-6169.
- blast from the past (source) - The song somewhat recreates the Axel F song.
- BM9 harmony (source) - Remix of miiro's 1-line symphony with BM9 harmony
- Bytebeat Concerto No. 1 (source) - Beautiful classical symphony. Bravo maestro!
- Ievan Bytebeat Polkka (source) - Loituma's Ievan Polkka in bytebeat!
- Remix of "My new instrumental in a new year" (source) - Nice remix! The original is also awesome, this is a more happy sound.

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DSP processing code by polyzium

The author is an expert in the field of signal processing theory and have implemented JS-powered in-browser DSP engine. Includes low pass filter and envelope mechanism where you can set attack, decay, sustain, release. Cool!
- 12db lowpass filter (>>114)
- LPF 24dB/oct
- TB303ish
- 303 on a budget

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by Bp103
- guitarbeatbyte (source) - I like the generated harmonies. Also the song is different with each new play because of .random().
- Testing stereo (source) - Cool stereo effects.
- ByteCrusher (fm synth and sequencer setup) This is the first time I've seen anyone use console logging.

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by Rio Zack
- Square & sawtooth the video game C chords (>>396) - Oh, those are cool video game sound!
- Song for sega CD ＼(≧▽≦)／ (>>397) - One more videogame sound.
- the coolest song (>>401) - Super, fast note sequences along with the decay make recognizable chiptune sound. But with square waveforms it sounds even cooler! Here is my remix: Cool song with squares.
- ｃｏｏｌ ｖａｐｏｒｗａｖｅ (>>408) - Beautiful tune. I remixed it, made a function for different sequences: Happy squares!
- Castle at the night (>>414) - Good melody for castle levels in old games!
- what this song i remixed? (>>418) - Fun! Also the original song by ryg has no name.

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by hcdphobe
- Tripany Sack (>>404) - funky tune, good for some detective story, hehe.
- remix of "Death chase" (source) - The first "Death chase" remix!
- remix of "kernkraft 400" (source) - Nice remix!
- short melody of 24 oras (source) - Nice tune!
- waveform-211 (source)
- sonic drowning ost (>>253) - I've always played famicom/nes, and never played sega, so Sonic passed me by. But the loop is nice!
- ctrl+v.hc (>>263) - It has become very popular to take old songs and add primitive drums to them. An easy way to get into the library. Well, ok.
- FM Running man (>>373) - An example of using frequency modulation.
- sketchy attempt of calce (>>375) - A short loop with drums
- CRITICAL_STRUCTURE_CORRUPTION MUSIC (>>376) - Heh,the first ever time I see someone use expm1() function.

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- twenty six by cabbage drop - Unoptimized code mess, but funny track. Giggled a little :)
- WhiskedAwayToPomerania (source) by wyngwyrm - Nice classic formula!
- factory settings (source) by sean - Industrial noise.
- something1 (source) by Decent-Manager-6169 - A short array loop.
- my own remix of neurofunk (source) by psubscirbe- Another one Neurofunk remix!
- z (source) by getDolphinedLol - A short loop with an interesting effects.
- P Synth (source) by ciferidn - A short loop with Array().fill() echo.
- cool sine wopping music (source) by Gleb_Mii - Noice!
- 1 1278084&t 12345678890 (source) by Holiday-Charge-1313 - Fun 90s-style loop.
- TWO MILLION alarm clocks (>>160) by Butterroach - Oh, my brain is about to explode from this stereo alarm clock!
- simple step sequencer remix #2 (>>161) by NewFall2K - I've always liked it when people remix remixes and the song gets harder and better every time. It turns out collective creativity and cooperation, stretched in time! By the way, lhphr also has a cool hardcore remix of this song, called Sequencemania.
- 32killohertz and floatbeat (>>189) by Anonymous - A bytebeat loop converted to floatbeat

Good day my friends!
Here songs added to the library in last two weeks:

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by Kouzerumatsu
- XO-Tracker: Tsukite Moonhand The Bananafox Theme - Kouzerumatsu designed his XO-Tracker for a system which has only 1-bit audio. And he came up with a Tsukite The Bananafox character, a yellow fox with blue sky eyes, wearing glasses. This song is a bytebeat port from his original XO-Tracker song which represents Tsukite character.
- XO-TRACKER: 1-BIT BAD APPLE - Cool "Bad Apple" 1-bit cover written for XO-Tracker and ported to bytebeat!

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by Decent-Manager-6169
- Drifting Time Misplaced 8 Bit Slowed (source) - Cover of Drifting Time Misplaced song. The Protagonist shivers and twitches in a cold corner of his house, weeping softly as he feels his brain slowly disintegrating.

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by Rio zack
- 42 melody with decay (>>439) - One of the decay methods. But I always use (1-t%period/magnitude) decay in my formulas. The advantage of my method is that you can control not only the damping period, but also its final magnitude: t*(42&t>>10)%256*(1-t%2048/2048). Here is example.
- DJ running man (>>440) - A cool idea Rio zack came up with adjustable drums.
- DJ running man#3 (>>442) - sin+cbrt drums are powerful!
- DJ kernkraft 400 (>>445) - kernkraft 400 with drums.
- Synthwave G minor bach (>>449) - Sounds like the 80s!
- remix of "Cat-girl". Nya (＾• ω •＾) (>>457) - Remix for my "Cat-girl" song. Well picked bass.
- DJ "Fanfare?" (>>464) - Hmm, it's getting too easy when take a song, just add drums to it, and it turns out to be a "remix". But these remixes sounds cool, so I added them to library :)
- ПΣЦЯӨBΣΛƬ (>>465) - POWERFUL remix of my "Neurofunk"!
- VL-tone rhythm with beat (>>473) - Sounds cleaner and better than the original!
- CRAZY NOISE BEAT!!! ( ╯°□°)╯ ┻━━┻ (>>476) - Let's go party! I like how the song starts clean and then gets distorted more and more, going crazy.
- inside castle (>>480) - The author mastered the echo technology. A beautiful song turned out!
- battle castle (>>495) - Epic! First big song by Rio zack. Also, I recognized the drums from lhphr's "Awaiting Connection".
- DJ harmony (>>498) - Sierpinsky Harmony remix. I like that rave bass.
- E. piano (>>513) - Cool FM synth! Also like the chords.
- Works as evil (>>525) - Wow, like some kind of tragedy is happening, for example, an evil boss kidnaps the protagonist's bride, and this music plays!

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by Devan Wolf from >>224
- Stand, Back, You... - Interesting slowdown effect.
- Some kind of Non-JS echo effect I discovered? - I would not say that it looks like an echo, but the effect is interesting.
- Nice stepdown effects there - This formula is very rich in effects.
- Cool percussion track - Sounds like a ticking clock.
- Inchwormy Beat - A short formula, but it sounds interesting, like from an old handheld snake game.
- Simplified Constructivist - It sounds more clear than the original!
- POW techno - Pretty short code, while the drums are not repeated.
- Tunnel sounds music? - Tunnel echo effect! And it sounds like there's a sine wave in there.
- Another cellular melody - The song is based on the distortion effect when overflowing the 255 range. If you switch to the signed bytebeat, the melody will be simpler.
- Combination stimmer + Street Surfer - Two classic hits are together now! Although it sounds dirty.

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by Yamden
- Constructing a Melody in One Line (>>489) - A short song generated by java program. The code is unoptimized and can be extremely reduced.
- Major Seventh Chord Progression (>>492)
- Lovely Tune (>>497) - Really lovely tune! Reminds me of something from an early NES game.
- 19TET Harmony with Justly Tuned Melody (>>499) - Nice chords! It is a pity that the melody is too short.

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by hcdphobe
- ARRAY 44100HZ SONG (>>471) - A remix of getDolphinedLol's ARRAY 11025HZ SONG. Oh, that kick was unexpected!
- vony remix of awesome level (>>479) - My "Awesome level" with fun kicks!
- remix of short simple music (>>510)
- DJ Adding sinewaves (>>518) - sin+cbrt kick idea from Rio zack, sounds nicely.
- my own hard-coded music (>>518) - Cool dark tune!

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by May_I_Change_My_Name
- Poker Face (>>435) - Nice cover turned out!
- CAT-GIRL Alternate Rhythm (>>460) - Interesting, it really is perceived differently and fun.

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by k0370_ from >>258
- high rhythm thing
- first made it - The croaking of alien toads
- — 10.10.2022 - Weird 8bit jumps. After 10 seconds, interesting bass starts to sound.
- beat thing 26.10.2022 - At 32000Hz sounds like a 8bit helicopter

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by Anonymous
- 32killohertz and floatbeat (>>189)

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by ChrisRM380
- Major scale (>>368) - Let it be in the library as a good example.

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by aturned777
- 22.11.2022 (>>406) - Interesting notes progression on classic formula

Here are the songs added in the last month:

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by Decent-Manager-6169
- Unfinished Casin - This is a cover of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Z1h2VE0hzs Soooo cute and nostalgic tune. Also I like that there are so many different sounds and effects.
- cyriak's shepard tone (source) - Nice cyraik's sounds.
- Grains of Sand Preview (source) - I like both the preview and the full cover.
- Grains of Sand Instrumental Recreation - Full song. The author reproduced the https://youtu.be/XOCgs_nMxDc?t=90 song perfectly. Very similar sounding instruments, great job.
- please someone remix this (source) - Simple array song, but good melody. Also, I made a remix - Trip to Otherworld.
- Unfinished Cocktail Hour - A huge amount of unoptimized code, but funky song. I like the sound that starts from 30sec. Reminds me ZX Spectrum somehow.
- Square Melody thingy (source) - Happy melody.
- atari thingy (source) - Nice melody for old game.

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by lhphr from >>481
- Doomcall - Wow, this sounds like a guitar track. Cool distortion.
- Trackertime - Familiar theme, I also played a lot with "the coolest song" by Rio zack.
- Trackermystics - Trackertime as a full song with instruments progressions.
- the throwback - Beautiful space echoes.
- extended Ievan Bytebeat Polkka - Hehe, fun continuation of the theme by May_I_Change_My_Name.

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by PortablePorcelain
- The Base 1 (source) - Beautiful track. I like this soft space ambient sound at the beginning. It looks like this track is a further development of author's "foldableboldface" theme, which in turn is a remix of "Vé" by lhphr.
- The Base 2: Dystopian Future (source) - I still don't like this Array(x).fill(0) reverb technology because of its voracity. Songs that use it are terribly slow even on a top phones. But the song is awesome. Meditative thoughtful thing, bewitches. I like how the patterns change. Also I like vibrato.
- 0xdeadfacebeef69 (source) - Array(i).fill(0) reverb algorythm is slow as hell, but I like the sound.
- sparta remix chord progression (source) - Short code with "This is Sparta" sawtooth chords.
- ambience (source) - Ambient loop with FM synthesis. Meditative thing.
- squsinsaw remix remix (source) - "squsinsaw" by _elevate__ as a full song. Added hyped echoes and all, nice.
- facableboldfolds (source) - Slighghtly calming vibes.
- midi to bytebeat test 1 -
- музика від україна - Слава Україні! Героям слава!

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by Firstnameiskowitz from https://www.reddit.com/r/bytebeat/comments/11p36h7/more_lazily_made_remixes/
- Cat-girl (over-simplified) - A "Cat-girl" over-simplified js version
- New instrumental in the new year (happy mix #2) - Nice happy chords.
- Someone already did this joke - This "Namber tu use square wave" by Rio zack, but lower, and better harmony.
- $tereophonic $ine - A stereo remix of "$ine Ðecrement" by lhphr.
- G Minor Bach Synthwave but faster - Another G Minor bach remix
- Recreated Raer bytebeat (source) - The right is "Street Surfer" by raer, the left is "Good old fractal melody" by Blueberry. These two formulas are cool combined with each other.

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by awogler9124812041
- bitcrushed amen break - Nice example of using pcm data.
- sparta remix chorus - A real sampling is now in bybeat!
- the midi to bytebeat tool - Reproduced "riangle kick drum and snare" by Bp103, but in midi-like format!

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by May_I_Change_My_Name
- ok (source) - Another remix of "please someone remix this" by Decent-Manager-6169. Nice demoscene song.
- Empty 512 Chars (source) - The one of the few in my memory who used that recognizable chiptune bubble arpeggiator sound. I love how it rolls in waves. Cool effect.

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by Chasyxx
- Game Boy's noise (source) - Noise sound like in Game Boy or NES. The sound is just awesome.
- destabilizer (source) - Unstable visuals.
- nɔmba wan we dɛn rimiks (source) - Goofy beat.

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by Glebguything
- Space Status VS Pong (source) - A cool noise formula. I like the sound at the beginning.
- Deurojunk (source) - Neurofunk remixes always sound cool.
- random 100c music i made (source) - Funny beat, but sounds funky.

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by tribute1123
- an random song i made (source) - Such a short code, but awesome sound. This dissonance somehow reminded me of the soundtracks from Half-Life 2.
- tri (source) - Beautiful visuals at max zoom. Really sounds like some sci-fi power engine.

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by Kehkeown_Uai
- slightly improved version of rrola's (source) - Nice version of classic loop!
- Modem melody rhythm (source) - Funny classic.

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by T_yknow
- chaotic craziness (source) - Nice for such small code.
- crave (source) - Simple array melody with sins and NaNs.

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by Cool_ObbyDeveloper
- yes. (source) - A nice sounding classic formula.
- t* (source) - Sounds like "ONE MILLION alarm clocks" but is different.

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- PWM by Rio zack (source) - Remix of "please someone remix this" by Decent-Manager-6169. Well-chosen bass!
- DJ 42-melody by hcdphobe (source) - 42 melody with drums.
- twinkle twinkle (simple) by Bp103 (source) - twinkle twinkle with .charCodeAt()
- im actually proud of this one by psubscirbe (source) - It looks like short sounds of a flute in some places, nice.
- 1fcccf1 by orion_aboy (source) - An interesting C-compatible formula.
- frequency dancer by ANON256-64 (source) - A funny beat classic formula :)
- Super dubstep thingy by hrllobrothers4 (source) - It's more like techno than dubstep now :)
- slightly altered version of rrolas formula by PB95Player (source)
- H_YPN0T1Z3% by absolute199 (source) - This is a short formula, but the sound seems to have an echo, interesting.

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by Zackx
- City night (>>562) - Beautiful track with echo and nice chords.
- X100X (>>665) - Remix of "random 100c music i made" by Glebguything. I feel some cybergoth vibe. Let's rave! I like his drum remixes.
- epic coolest (>>706) - Almost a full song, nice! This song reminds "I Wanna Byte You" by kleeder.
- DJ techno (>>729) - Yet another drum remix.
- nightmare in castle (>>770) - Nice melody with echoes. But I think the title is wrong. It doesn't look like a nightmare.
- what i making in midnight (harmony) (>>772) - Awesome melody! His songs are getting better and better!
- what i making in midnight (squarevawe) (>>772) - Previous but squarevawe with echoes (my favorite instrument in my songs).
- time leap (>>783) - Cover for Aero Chord - Time Leap. Nice chords! Almost a full song.
- ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) #2 (>>785) - Funny drum remix.
- crazy noise beat + ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) #2 stereo mix (>>807) - Wow, lenny face and crazy noise beat go well together!
- remix of the throwback by lhphr (>>815) - Well picked bass.

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by psubscirbe

- 3 lines of code (>>285)
- I couldnt think of a cool bytebeat to make so I made this (>>301)
- good old fractal melody but sin version (>>304) - Heh, simple but fun remix.
- sawtooth idk cdqcobzdfsf (>>310)
- arabic beat #2 remix (>>317) - The first "Arabic beat" remix, nice.
- mkh (>>319) - Silly but fun noise sounds.
- badbeats and safe square edition (>>332) - Nice sound for classic formula!
- Recreated moon scanner generalization (>>343) - Moon scanner by viznut, but recreated in js array.
- ryg remixed (>>354) - Interesting, looks like it has an echo.
- 8-bit Ctrl+V (>>673) - Ctrl+V remixes is always funny.
- madfuldescent{offset} (>>812) - Wow, unexpectedly impressive sound effects!

As you can see, the style of this discussion board has changed. I recently added >>backlinks from replies to the posts, added country flags, and hashes that are generated depending on your IP and thread number. Also, fixed the catalog page, I completely forgot about it. It is very convenient to see all the threads in a catalog!

Also added links to named threads at the top of the page. New named threads got MT2023, absolute197, Unknown-Time-6969, Mikey Salodzka and Holiday-Charge-1313.

And the library now displays not only remixes, but also YouTube links for covers if the song is a cover.

Message edited: 20.06.23 Tue 18:44:54

Forgot to mention here that the theme style changer is now implemented in the player.
Available themes: Default, Blue, Green, Purple, Teal, Orange, Cake.

Hi guys. I regret to note that posting on reddit has grown so much that 30 songs are posted there per day. I physically will not have time to listen to everything there and add it to the library, even if I will spend several hours every day.

Therefore, I will slowly look through here on dollchan/btb, here is much less posting. But even here, there are whole threads that I have not had time to look through. For example, Chasyxx, as many as 75 posts. This is madness. I can't handle the increased popularity of bytebeat.

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- Sepulchre by Blast Brothers - A beautiful sad song with fantastic slide effects. The wiinner of Winter Chip XVIII competition in bytebeat1k category. (My "Dark Forest" took 2nd place.)

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- the bit shuffle by Yung Gotenks - Funky song written in MML format and converted to bytebeat interpreter made in Java in the style of kleeder's "I Wanna Byte You" song.

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- signal stack α by funute (source) - A lot of math. Cool chromatic progression!

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- inside the cornputer by Baron Knoxburry - Strange complesx song consists of random effects

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by damifortune, kleeder
- Pixel Rainfall - The winner of Spring Tracks XII competition on battleofthebits.com in bytebeat category. The song is written in Famitracker and converted from .nsf through selfmade python script to the csv into a javascript-array, then written into a .txt with the additional bytebeat-logic. A lot of work!
- Kilobyte Khorale (source) - Cute old-style tune from authors on battleofthebits.com

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by lhphr
From >>837:
- autochxrded - Nice chords using SID "Autochord" Effect by May_I_Change_My_Name.
- C0D3R4V3 - Cool synth with pitch sliding technique.
- skyrnpqriy - Remix of rgrekfjhufheghzufzghufijhdsuhgueirbghfjkjkhags by LilFluffyGoattt. Simple loop with a heavy kick. The synthesizer is similar to an electric guitar.
- Beyond Saturn's Rings - "After gliding through the vast space, you have reached the proximity of Saturn. Looking up, you see an eclipse unlike any other..." This is something incredible! Very beautiful space theme, beautiful harmony! I see, delays, echoes, slide effects, vibrato, a lot of cool tech.
From >>1367:
- preciserr - A song created with the use of precision errors in floats.
- name melody - The concept of lhphr's name as a melody.
- ventures - Reasonably nice sounding for the small code size.
- Niarix Visions - Rather complicated with it containing pitch sliding and an unique method of approaching the melody via accessing the this variable. Cool, 90s rave style, I like long songs with changing sound.

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by PortablePorcelain
- tracker test (source) - Kernkraft400 in PortablePorcelain's own tracker format!
- Poorly made Ryukenden - Great cover of t-PORT - Shuric Scan
- heavyAF breakbeat + atari thingy + other Greaserpirate stuff (>>786) - Cool compilation of Greaserpirate's techs!
- Arpeggiator Fun 2 (source) - 511 by johanvandegriff, but stereo and with reverb!

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by Zackx
- LET'S PARTY EVERYONE!!!!!!!!!! (>>839) - It seems that this song was remixed by all the most important bytebeat makers :)
- Ststututterter hardcore remix (>>848) - Simple but powerful!
- simply XOR C code (>>850)
- a remix of "PARTY!" (source) - Very beautiful chords. Zackx has a good sense of harmony.
- Megalovania remix (source) - Oh, this turned out very similar!
- funny hardcore song (>>861) - Powerful drums!
- the ryg (>>866) - like the rig because it is long and constantly changing.
- Melody of STAY by Justin Bieber, The Kid LAROI (>>868) - I am absolutely not a fan of Justin Bieber, but such a dreamy song came out! The square oscillator with echo sounds great as always. I myself use it everywhere in my songs.
- happy thing with long sierpinski harmony (>>873) - Oh, the further, the steeper. Reminds me of my song Dawn on Mars. Stereo, echoes, plus the sound rises at the beginning. Awesome!
- unnamed song hardcore remix (>>874) - Ha, that triangle killed me at 24 seconds!
- drums detail (>>891) - Awesome drum loop!
- BЯΣΛKXӨЯᄃӨЯΣ (>>891) - Previous with sound.
- Morning day (>>892) - Zackx's previous songs fit together perfectly. First he came up with a cool melody, then came up with cool drums, and in addition poured bass. Great track turned out!
- Synthwave remis (>>589) - Remix of "Synthwave" by Decent-Manager-6169. Just change the speed and add drums, but cool.
- squ + delay effect (>>708) - Remix of "what the hell did i made" by Decent-Manager-6169. Just wow. This is proof that a delayed squarewave makes any tune 100 times better. But this does not detract from the ability to compose beautiful melodies.

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by Decent-Manager-6169
- Not quite accurate Calvin Harris - Summer (>>520) - Cover of Calvin Harris - Summer
- almost forgot (>>531) - Cool soundtrack for horror or thriller movie!
- Trash Remix of Small Mouse (>>574) - The first remix of my "Small Mouse" I saw. Real mouse rave, heh! Let's go mouse party!
- bad minibake recreation using triangle (>>575) - The author was not too lazy to reproduce every note from minibake by SArpnt.
- Synthwave (>>577) - Nice synthwave melody!
- An iconic german thingy (>>592) - Simple cover of Erika - Deutsches Marschlied
- what the hell did i made (>>702) - I noticed that you have a cool ability to come up with beautiful melodies!
- what the hell did i just made again? (>>712) - Beautiful melody. Apparently, this is some kind of cover? Very familiar, but I can't remember.
- why do i keep making this (>>737) - Cover of Forever Bound - Stereo Madness
- the final marathon: hortas instrumental (>>992) - Cover of The final marathon - Hortas
- Ataritin (>>992) - Author improved his "atari thingy", and an awesome tune turned out!
- Erebus zenith instrumental (>>992) - Holy, now come the phonk! So cool! By the way, I can not find the original on YouTube. Anyone help?
- atari thingy v2 (with kicks and hihat) (>>1052)
- ... (>>1261) - Is this a cover? From some anime or game? Tell me anyone please.
- why am i still making this? (>>1325) - A cover? Don't know the name.

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by SleepingLugia
- floatbeat tolerable claps (source) - Nice claps!
- what the Roland TB303 is this??? (source) - Cool TB303 recreation!
- drums moment (source) - Remix of please someone remix this by Decent-Manager-6169 but with cool claps!

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by Greaserpirate
- quick remix using my usual tech - Remix of please someone remix this by Decent-Manager-6169
- Roland TB303 with clap - Two songs by SleepingLugia combined into one
- how to do echo using array().fill() (source)

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by psubscirbe
- floatbeat rhythm (source) - Interestingly designed compact code, using ternary operations.
- hydrogen fucker (source) - Derpy classic formula, heh.
- ayyturned seven hundred seventy-seven realmix (source) - Trianglewave song.

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by hcdphobe
- pill-relaxing.filter (source) - Cool lowpass filter!
- slowlovania (source) - Slow Megalovania, nice.

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by ilFluffyGoattt
- I Wanna Byte Your Ass (source) - Some frequency modulation. Interesting song name, heh.
- frodo and the magic weed (source) - Nice, I love squarewaves. Author has cool song names, heh!

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by absolute197
- full 524c charCodeAt() song (source) - Nice song. A bit out of tune, but its ok. Everyone in reddit community has made a lot of progress in these months.
- better vibrato (source)

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by leejh20
- Tune 1 (source) - Classic bytebeat style, but interesting sound.
- Tune 5 (source) - Pleasant to listen classic formula with squarewaves.

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by Kouzerumatsu
- STAY by Justin Bieber + filter (>>869) - Remix of Zackx's cover, added filter.

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by Scary-Sand2937
- PARTY! (source) - An interesting arpeggiator turned out.

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by hrllobrothers4
- Explaining and using tools for beginners (source) - Weird loop melody, heh.

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by baenhohoho
- how to do echo without using array(number).fill(0) (source)

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by WilliamP692Backup
- Another weird waveform I made (source) - Frequency modulation, nice.

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by kOLbOSa_exe
- Fault cassette (Fanfare) (source) - I laughed at this, lol :D

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by Key-Post-3248
- The aturned777 remix remix (source) - Nice drums!

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by May_I_Change_My_Name
- SID "Autochord" Effect (source) - The "Autochord" method of generating reliable 1-bit polyphonic chords on a C64 SID chip.

Message edited: 08.07.23 Sat 16:37:27

So, I present to you a big update of my player. In addition to "Points" and "Waveform", there are two new drawing modes - "Diagram" and "Combined".

"Diagram" is the mode that was in older versions of dollchan. In it, the drawing area is filled with values whose brightness is proportional to the signal value. That is, at the maximum zoom, if the signal in the X-coordinate is Y=255, then instead of a dot at the very top in the "Points" mode, there will be a vertical line in the "Diagram" mode for the entire height from Y=0 to Y=255 with a maximum brightness=255. If the point in the "Points" mode is at a height of Y=100, then on the "Diagram" there will be a vertical line from Y=0 to Y=255 with a brightness=100. If the zoom is reduced to 1/2, we will already have two values in the X-coordinate and two points will be placed in the "Points" mode. For example, Y1=160 and Y2=50. So, there will be two lines on the X-coordinate in the "Diagram" mode, from Y=0 to Y=127 with a brightness=160 and from Y=128 to Y=255 with a brightness=50. At 1/4 zoom there will be 4 dots and 4 lines respectively, etc.

Thus, the diagram shows the level of the signal at a particular point in time, but in a different way. By itself, it may not be very visual and informative, but in combination with the "Waveform" mode, it turns out very clearly and beautifully! So, now there is a "Combined" display mode. Unfortunately, I had trouble coloring the vertical lines of the waveform in "Combined" mode, which was known to be 160 brightness, to be different from the 255 brightness dots that represented signal levels. In "Combined" mode, the entire Waveform is displayed at a maximum brightness of 255. But I think this is even better, the waveform will stand out better against the background of the diagram.

In addition, you can choose the color of the diagram and the color of the waveform! Note that with a stereo signal, the waveform is split into two. Of the three RGB component colors, the right takes two colors - red R and blue B, and the left takes green G. Since the default color for the composite signal is white (R=255, G=255, B=255), the right one will be red+blue=magenta and the left one will be green. If there is a yellow waveform (R=255, G=255, B=0), then the right will be red (without blue) and the left will be green. But if you make a custom waveform color, for example, green (R=0, G=255, B=0), then the rigft waveform will not be displayed at all (R=0, B=0). Or, for example, for a blue waveform (R=0, G=0, B=255), there will only be a right blue waveform and no left. Be careful when choosing the color of the waveform if you are using a stereo signal.

Also, along with the theme of the player style, both the color of the diagram and the color of the cursor will change! Warning! For the stereo diagram, it is also divided into two, as in the case of the waveform, red+blue for right and green for left. For diagram colors like white (R=255, G=255, B=255), yellow (R=255, G=255, B=0), and aqua (R=0, G=255, B=255), and their hues (R=128, G=255, B=0), (R=0, G=128, B=64), etc, the diagram splits nicely into two. But in other cases, only one of the signals, left or right, will be displayed. In my styles I used blue, green, magenta, pink diagram color. They display only one of the signals.

Oh, by the way, as you noticed, between the "+" and "-" zoom buttons, now there is a zoom level indicator. Pressing it resets the zoom level to a maximum of 1. To save space, negative powers of two are shown after 1/64.

Message edited: 16.07.23 Sun 22:25:32

Now, in addition to the default stereo channels (Left=Green, and Right=Red+Blue=Magenta), you can select (Left=Red, and Right=Green+Blue=Cyan), as well as (Left=Blue, and Right=Red+Green =Yellow). The second option looks very good on a stereo signal! Although, the red NaN values may not be noticeable at the same time, but oh well...

Also, as promised, here the custom color selector of the time cursor!

The Bytebeat community is growing, all authors are improving their skills, and the number of beautiful songs per time unit exceeds my ability to add them to the library. Not only that, I may have to remove the asterisk tags, because those songs that used to be considered cool are now written by almost everyone. Not only that, some prolific authors such as lhphr or Zackx now take up too much space, the library structure needs to be redesigned. For example, make separate lists by authors, and show them at the click of a button.

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- by SthephanShi
- Through the Star System - Stereo song, continuation of "Sunrise on Mars" tech, plus arpeggiator from "Steady On Tim, It's Only A Budget Game" by Gasman.
- C-compatible sine-nomath 42 melody

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From Lovebyte 2022 competition
- Steady On Tim, It's Only A Budget Game by Gasman (source) - Cosmic squarewave sounds. Incredible arpeggiator tech! It impressed me so much that I took this technology as the basis of my "Through the Star System" song.
- Cracklebass [141 BPM bytebeat edit] by Pestis (source) - Interesting long squarewave song.
- Phantasie für drei Blockflöten, Op. 256 by Algorias (source) - Sad flutes melody.
- Send in the Clowns (if that makes it stop) by GolezTrol (source) - Funny derpy classic formula.

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- by Chasyxx
- Complex IIOR (>>788) - Beautiful remix of "Inside Castle" by Zackx.
- ibniz-based interpreter (>>862) - Implementation of a virtual machine designed for extremely compact low-level audiovisual programs. More info: http://viznut.fi/ibniz/
- vQ: Rise from the darkness (>>918) - Very strange song, and it sounds out of tune, but I even like it.
- Drum Pattern
- ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) alternate engine (>>994) - Remix of "( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)" by Baenhohoho.
- Government Funding cover (>>1017) - Nice cover of Government Funding, the music about the world of Backrooms.
- THE BOX (>>1037) - Thrashy stereo drums remix of "atari thingy" by Decent-Manager-6169.
- gTRACKER-NoSqSqTi: Bad apple port) (>>1323) - Chasyxx own tracker format. And it's great he came up with a log using errors, heh. An interesting decision.
- gTRACKER-NoSqSqTi+V (>>1333) - Tracker with vibrato and volume control. Calming melody. I like watching Chasyxx develop his tracker with new features.
- "somebody please remix this" gTracker (>>1369) - Chasyxx joined the writers who remixed this song from Decent-Manager.
- Complex number idea (>>1602) - based off of the mandelbrot fractal engine Chasyxx made.
- abandoned pit (>>1633) - Nice square cover.
- trip to otherworld stereo mix (>>1646) - In slow tempo motion and with stereo it is perceived a little differently.
- sid function (>>1659) - It's interesting to view the pulses movement at the maximum zoom.
- Rhythm Hell (>>1695) - Cool 8 bit sounds. It's like someone's playing an early NES/Famicom game!

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- by PortablePorcelain
- Sine wave melody remix remix (source) - Lullaby loop with bells and echoes.
- midi test 4 - Midi file converted to arrays with a self-written converter.
- midi test 5 (sparta remix) (source) - Arrays converted to strings with hex values.
- long line theory remix (source) - "Longline Theory" is the very first big true-javascript song. It once made a splash in the nascent bytebeat community. But oddly enough, no one did a quality remix for it. PortablePorcelain have significantly improved the sound.
- Bad Apple Gift Cards - Well, someone finally did it. Bad Apple animation in the scope! Set "Points" mode and zoom to 1/4 on monitors, or 1/8 on phones!
- Rubik's Synth (source) - Remix of "remix of the throwback" by Zackx.
- TB303-esque (source) - Using of TB303-like filter.

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- by Zackx
- Still Don't Know The Name + drums (>>896) - Another version of G Minor Bach.
- madfuldescent{offset} hardcore remix (>>898) - Mad combination of clasic C and js hardcore.
- Melody XOR breakcore (>>899) - Happy breakcore turned out.
- some FM beat (>>905) - The modulation changes over time.
- melody of "Creating music in one line of C code" by Bisqwit (>>905) - Cover of song by Bisqwit.
- happiness (>>923) - Happy C code.
- just focus (>>923) - Derpy C code.
- 80s video game noise (>>923) - Herpy derpy C code.
- Discobreakcore (>>930) - Sounds like a combination of C code and JS drums
- bongo (>>932) - Squarewave C loop.
- halloween G minor bach (>>945) - Dark synthwave Bach. Probably the best of Bach remixes.
- Future car (>>950) - Reminds me some song drom 90s. Also cool drop.
- multi channel with function (>>974) - Nice theme for some old game.
- C64 thing (>>1091) - Short code and nice arpeggio with cool chords.
- U.N. owen was her? (melody) (>>1149) - Cover for Flandre's theme - U.N. Owen was her? from Touhou.
- we land on mars (SID machine) (>>1214) - Cover of Matt Simmonds - Empty (512 bytes).
- night of nights (flowering night) (>>1242) - Cover for Izayoi Sakuya's theme - Night of Nights from Touhou.
- Ａｍｅｎ　ｂｒｅａｋｎｉｇｈｔ　ポひゕ - PCM sample data song converted to bytebeat
- o(^▽^)┛ (>>1295) - This and previous are nice short loops.
- Four beats drum machine (>>1387) - Switching between four drum patterns.
- START! (>>1393) - Herpy derpy song, but fun. The squareware notes are good.
- london bridge is falling down (>>1402) - Iconic children song
- Frère Jacques/Brother John (>>1402) - This one sounds like a electronic toy for toddlers.
- rickroll with parseInt (>>1405) - parseInt() version of "some kind of 80s synth type thing" by Gasman, nice.
- Spring park (>>1445) - A beautiful loop.
- some rave (>>1451) - Primitive but evil bass.
- ΛᄃIDIƧƬIᄃ (source) - Acid sound!
- better cover of "we like to party!" (source) - Cover of Vengaboys - We like to Party!. The bytebeat community loves 90s songs!
- cherry blossom (source) - Nice asian chords with echoes.
- ヾ(⌐■_■)ノ♪ (>>1683) - Beautifule melody and echoes.
- lazy jones - star dust (kernkraft 400) (source) - Cover of Lazy Jones game
- Power Up (source) - Sound effect from super mario bros.
- 1-Up (source) - Another mario sound effect. Sounds straight from my childhood.

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- by SleepingLugia
- home - resonance wip (source) - Synth with ADSR envelope. Very impressive braintech and sound.
- HOME - “Resonance” wip2 - Incredible. I can't even tell it's a bytebeat. A full-fledged music track, even now can be released it on the radio! Synthesizer, drums, very clear sound. Flying arpeggiators takes somewhere into space...
- generic dubstep (source)

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- by hcdphobe
- what i making with my rhythm drum (source) - Speed rave. Cool drums and synth.
- The Mice World (source) - The first remix to my mice songs.
- Unfinished/Preview Attack of the Killer Beats - Cover of Deltarune chapter 2 - Attack of the Killer Queen
- tetris bud (source) - Oh, my childhood. Tetris song! In 1992 I had a portable Tetris Brick Game console.
- times new music (source) - Valid C code squarewave song.
- OMG TEH BYTEBEATNESS number one (source) - Sparta in valid C.
- OMG TEH BYTEBEATNESS number two (pwm) (source) - Sparta in valid C.
- "you'll know i'll go get remix": pwm cover (source)

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- by BSquareIsBack
- cool reverb with filter (source) - Nice reverb.
- Ryg Atari remix (source)
- Atari sound discovered? (source) - Valid C code atari sound.
- music with loud kick and stereo (source) - Weird derpy drums loop.
- cover of "Sparta Atari Base" - This is Sparta! in atari style.
- Synthesizer (source) - Srray sawtooth loop.
- sparta cover (source)
- My Own Sierpinski harmony with kick and hihat (source) - Pleasant harmony with drums.

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- by baenhohoho
- worst remix of aturned777 (source) - Beautiful sound. But .shift() and .push() is bad code.
- getdolphinedlol type beat (source) - Remix of a$$ music by getDolphinedLol.
- echo_testing (source) - Loop with echoes.

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- by absolute197
- e (source) - Sad chords loop. I like the echo.
- unfinished Life Cycle (source) - Life is bubbling. Arpeggios with echoes.
- Sawtooth Dreams (source) - Nice arpeggio chords.
- someone remix this (source) - Simple but good melody.

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- by Weird_Arg2
- cave (source) - Cave ambient noises.
- siren (source) - Cave ambient noises.

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- by psubscirbe
- folded 100% (source) - Crazy beats.
- enjoy some drums _ (source) - sqrt kick is the most powertful.
- rachet modem + moon scanner generalization (source)
- 65436547 (source) - Pleasant to listen sine echoes.

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- by SHCWAZERNECJLACE
- ilovemykids26 (source) - Very short C code buzzer.
- cool little fight scene (source) - Dark and atmospheric valid C code.
- monoxide type thing (source) - seems going to explode :)

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- by Cattoadishere
- $ine $tabilizer Ꜧardcore (source) - Just another Crude-Sinewave-dubstep-like remix, but let it be. Original is "$ine $tabilizer" by lhphr.
- pls remix lol (source) - Sine + sawtooth melody.

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- by IncreaseRegular
- Shimmer Surfer (source) - Street Surfer + Stimmer.
- Shimmer surfer 2 (source) - With drums.

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- by Eeepeeess
- Ryg remised (source) - Funny remix turned out.
- THE DANGER ZONE REMIX (source) - Simple but nice.

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- by bytebeat8khz
- Hard Way (source) - Fun. Sounds like my "Game levels".
- Tim Ave Music (source) - Nice classic C melody, but unfertunately with that kick it cannot be considered as valid C code.

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- We're Finally Landing Preview by Decent-Manager-6169 (source) - Cover of Home - We're Finally Landing. Beautiful warm chords.
- Remix of kernkraft 400 by Glebguything (>>893) - Oh, i don't like shift+push, but this echo remix is good.
- Crystal Cave by kOLbOSa_exe (source) - Beautiful arpeggiation.
- Inter Time Dubstep by Federal_Loss2780 (source) - Interesting effects. Also, valid C code.

Message edited: 01.08.23 Tue 15:34:51

Songs added in august 2023 but not posted here.

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by Zackx - from https://www.reddit.com/r/bytebeat/comments/12vt718/list_of_my_creatorremixes_2/
- Combination stimmer + Street Surfer
- Hard level with drum
drum detail remix of my hard level, the default player formula.
- BM9 harmony speed up with drum - Another "drum detail" remix
- ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) breakcore - And another one...
- neurobreakcore - And another one...

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by Iwaku_Real
- Moog City MIDI cover (source) - Cover for Minecraft soundtrack!
- Fixed Moog City (source) - Better sound version

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- by PortablePorcelain
- Frog melody (source) - Remix of baenhohoho's remix of getDolphinedLol's "goose melody".
- Fever dream - The name speaks for itself. The brain seems to be trying to catch a beautiful song in a dream, but it seems to be slipping away.
- Corrupted Harpsichord (source) - Uses "the throwback" arpeggio by lhphr.
- Tracker test v2 - Cover of Lady Gaga - Bad Romance made in PortablePorcelain's tracker format.

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- by SleepingLugia
- unfinished casin - Nostalgia cover for glue70 - Casin
- bytebeat 808ish (source) - Real Roland TR808 in bytebeat.
- generic dubstep (source) - Dubstep in bytebeat. The bass is seems to be modified "Voice generatror" or "YAY!".

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- by baenhohoho
- goose melody but atari square (source) - Wacky getDolphinedLol's tune.

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- by Minerscale
- F25 Key (source) - The nice melody starts as joyful as can be, then it slowly deteriorates to creepy depression. Converted by SthephanShi from C to bytebeat.

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New songs in library:

by PortablePorcelain
- angry hornet nest (source)
- True LFSR (source)
- Stratospheric Castle (source) - remix of inside castle by Zackx and Strato by lhphr
- bitbeat concerto (source)
- Recreated HappyBeat - remix of happybeat by Yung Gotenks
- Quazar of Sanxion - Funky Stars (Recreation) - cover of Quazar of Sanxion - Funky Stars
- Remix of Square Melody Thingy - remix of Square Melody thingy by Decent-Manager-6169
- what i'm making at midnight (remix) (source) - remix of what i making in midnight (harmony) by Zackx
- we like to party (source) - cover of "Vengaboys - We like to Party!
- Skrillex - cover of Skrillex - Scary Monsters and Nice Sprites
- filter thing (source) - remix of Synthwave by Decent-Manager-6169
- filtered arpeg (source) - remix of Unnecessary-ARPEG.hc by lhphr
- "an random song i made" c compatible (source) - remix of an random song i made by tribute1123
- C-compatible(?) Intolerable Claps (source) - remix of floatbeat tolerable claps by SleepingLugia
- I don't know what this is (source)
- fimmer (stimmer with resonance filter applied) (source) - remix of Stimmer
- wip sparta remix with leftover functions (source) - cover of Keaton Monger - This is Sparta! Last techno remix
- 1k dance recreation - remix of 1k dance by raphaelgoulart
- you spin me byte round - cover of Dead Or Alive - You Spin Me Round
- Noise maker with only one variable (source) - remix of Noise Maker by Gabriel Miceli
- the person that i am directly referring to is currently a visible hue with a high frequency wavelength (source) - cover of Eiffel 65 - Blue (Da Ba Dee)
- fm party!!!! (source) - remix of a remix of \"PARTY!\" by Zackx

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by SleepingLugia
- System Beeps .bin player
- strangle and hold - cover of Jeroen Tel - \"Stranglehold\"
- i mashed my keyboard - remix of mini drums at your disposal by Spimfurt
- pfhonke
- galactic funk keyboard solo

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by Bp103
- Smells like Petrichor (source)
- gas station hotdog

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by May_I_Change_My_Name
- strangle and hold (Unsolicited remix) - remix of strangle and hold by SleepingLugia

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by Spimfurt
- mini drums at your disposal

Message edited: 07.12.23 Thu 23:00:20

>>2737 AnoUserXD is BsquareIsBack and WilliamP692

1. Snow theme. As you may have noticed, there is snow falling and Santa hats in the pictures on the discussion threads. This is because the New Year is just around the corner! Happy holidays! If you don't like falling snow, you can choose the Dark style theme.

2. Funcbeat mode. It's been over a year since your post and I finally decided to make a Funcbeat mode in my player, heh.
Here >>2802 is more information about Funcbeat in SArpnt's thread. Created a new category with Funkbeat in the library.

3. Instant zoom. In such songs where there is drawing or animation on the scope like this or this or this or this, the display mode and scale are automatically set to proper when you click on that codes in library.

>>2737
Fixed, thank you. Also fixed LilFluffyGoattt to getDolphinedLol.

So, here are new songs in library:

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Funcbeat songs:

by SArpnt
- Example (source) - Basic explanations about Funcbeat in comments
- boots in bed (source) - Stereo song with echoes, slowdown and acceleration effects.

by Romash
- grass song (source) - A calming melody to lie back and look at the clouds.

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by Kouzerumatsu
- Bossabeat minified - "bossabeat" In fact, rewrited from scratch with other tracker tools.
- Adventure's Began - Kouzerumatsukite (v0.2) - A song about the adventures of a Kouzerumatsu's yellow fox.
- Multivoiced RTTTL Player - "Adventure's Began" rewrited with another tracker format.

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by May_I_Change_My_Name
- The 42 Melody (source) - The code text visualization with the "42 Melody" played! Set to Points mode and 1/32 zoom.
- Bad Apple animation with melody - Wow! Music and animation at one time! Implementation of the first frames. Set "Points" mode and zoom to 1/32 on monitors, or 1/64 on phones.
- Badder Apple - Full animation and song! Set "Points" mode and zoom to 1/4 on monitors, or 1/8 on phones.
- 0xBADA441E chiptune version
- Groovy Polka (source) - Could be C-compatible if there were no exponentiation and floating point numbers.
- Pizza Time (source) - Laughed of loud, such a funny tune. Cover of Spider-Man 2: The Game Pizza Theme. The pitch rise at a constant rate per repetition (about 4 semitones per full loop) and goes to infinity at 272.5sec.
- Trivial Interpolated Pitch (source) - The / character in the string fills its time slot with a slide from the previous pitch to the next.
- Music Theorists Rejoice! - A chord parsing function designed to be used with tagged templates.
- An Extended Instrumental in a Long Year -
- ]() - Remix of ["My new instrumental in new year" by Zackx unsing "Music Theorists Rejoice!" tech.
- Pitch Fixer Function (source) - Cover of "Nyan Cat". Set FIX=1 and enjoy the equal temperament.
- Alternate Wail (source) - Siren Head effect.
- Every Breath You Take (source) - cover of "The Police - Every Breath You Take"

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by Chasyxx
- cave_7 (source) - remix of "echo_testing" by baenhohoho. Mysterious echoes in minor key.
- ヾ(⌐■_■)ノ400 (source) - An echo from "ヾ(⌐■_■)ノ♪" and a melody from "kernkraft 400".
- mandelbrot - Mandelbrot fractal in diagram mode! Switch to 2^-8 or 2^-9 zoom.
- CRZStepD (source) - Interesting dubstep-like remix.
- please some remix this out of strings (source) - remix of "please someone remix this" by "Decent-Manager-6169". An interesting way to reduce an array.
- Final Run (source) - Beautiful chords with echo.
- Cave_8 (source) - Good for some horror game. Reminds me "Government Funding" cover for Backrooms.
- And the Sun Rose Again (source) - Light and warm bytebeat song, the first Chasyxx submission posted on battleofthebits.

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by Zackx
- boss incoming! (source) - "Someone in the forest found the rarest sword and suddenly the boss will appear". Nice arpeggios.
- badapple (source) - The shortest Bad Apple cover!
- bad apple + mrbeast sample (PCM) - Bad Apple using funny PCM sample. Laughed of loud!
- triple baka (source) - A short loop.
- bomb has been planted - Counter Strike terrorists PCM sample and the ticking bomb.
- daylight (source)
- MӨӨПƧᄃΛППΣЯ (source) - There a lot of "drums detail"-remixes in library, let be another one. Remix of moon scanner generalization by viznut
- stars racing (source) - Oh, how could I have missed this? Beautiful arpeggio with echo!
- SID thing (source) - I like this style of instrument.
- laser corrupt (source) - C code
- C compatible ii (source)
- SAW thing (source) - Someone is turning a knob on a synthesizer.
- blurry checkered pattern on diagram (source) - Set Diagram mode and 2(-7) or 2(-8) zoom. Nice visuals, especially on Cake theme style.
- Falling snow (source) - I'm always partial to echo arpeggios.
- sleepless nights (source) - cover of FM Attack - Sleepless Nights. I like retrowave.
- sega bass thing (source) - This FM sounds really like sega sound.
- Blue Da Ba Dee (source) - Cover of Eiffel 65 - Blue (Da Ba Dee). The popular thing to make covers.
- frodo and the magic weed disco remix (source) - remix of frodo and the magic weed by getDolphinedLol. Nice drums!
- C compatible instruments (source) - C drums, cool.
- Techno Syndrome - MORTAL KOMBAT! (source) - Cover of Techno Syndrome - (Mortal Kombat) Song by The Immortals. Test your might, Test your might. MORTAL KOMBAT! FIGHT!

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from battleofthebits.com:

by blower5
- as esport - The overall winner of "Very Rare Formats II" competition. For bytebeat1k to win a "big" competition is a unique event! A very playful and cheerful song, modulates up with time.

by damifortune
- byte-sized rhapsody - 2nd place in bytebeat category of "Summer Chip XIII" competition. NES format (.nsf) converted to bytebeat, the same tech as in "Pixel Rainfall".

by Blast_Brothers
- Slouch - 2nd place in bytebeat1k category of "Very Rare Formats II" competition. Funky FM bass and a lot of various effects. This is probably the most thoroughly commented bytebeat.

by funute
- signal stack β - Same engine/framework/concept as signal stack α

by SleepingLugia (leejh20)
- hole (source) - filler thingy
- "Tune 7" (source) - Kick and clap

by absolute197
- Night Vision (source) - typical early house progression
- Rising Infinitely (source)
- Square Techonology (source)

by sean
- sleepmode stasis (source) - "a robot dozes off to sleep, but it has forgotten to set its alarm...! thus, the robot enters 'sleepmode stasis'. its machinery will try its hardest to sustain the robot"
- factory settings (source) - Factory noizes.
- bunge jumper (source) - Classic C.

by algoziptunes
- chilly cyberstorm (source) - Relatively simple/noisy.

by pouale
- Cheerful Transmission incoming !!! (source)

by mirageofher
- industrial doom (source) - noise

by SquareWave
- ommm (source) - Resonating thing, classic C.

by ANoUserXD aka WilliamP692
- Tansin (source)

Message edited: 25.12.23 Mon 03:55:30

I noticed that there is 2 visy's in the c compatible library (sorry for some grammar errors)

Here songs I added month ago:

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- by Gabriel Vinazza - Recognized code from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TLOLGaFo0Cw

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by orion_aboy
- samplerate detector (source) - Detects real sample rate of your machine
- song chooser (source) - Detect your samplerate with "samplerate detector", then put it into sr and the sample rate part.
- uwa!! (source) - cover of Undertale OST - Uwa!! So Temperate
- sphere (source) - Sphere visualization. Set "Diagram" mode and zoom to 2(-8).
- sphere with sierpinski (source) - Sphere with sierpinski pattern on it. Set "Diagram" mode and zoom to 2(-8).
- zigzag (source) - Set "Diagram" mode and zoom to 2(-8).
- Plucks - Plucks effect demo using circular buffer

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by awogler9124812041
- did this as a joke - remix of "sparta remix chorus" and "bitcrushed amen break"
- chipzel - focus cover - cover of chipzel - Focus
- funky minimal sierpinski harmony remix (source)
- the audio effect on those meme content-aware scaling videos (source)
- morse code encoder (source) - beeps 'bytebeat is awesome!' in Morse code
- cool square drums (source)
- Wake up sleepyhead! (source) - Alarm sound in the morning
- attempt at making a c-compatible song (source) - remix of "Hard level" by SthephanShi
- rendition of sparta remix - Made using the midi to bytebeat tool
- CA98 remix or smth (source) - Another classic C remix
- Oh No. The Scary Is Coming. Run. (source)
- test.mid - Midi to bytebeat. Cool drum section.
- formant synthesis (source) - sounds like synthesized "a e i o u"
- graphics in bytebeat: moving square (source) - Set "Diagram" mode and zoom to 1/2.
- spinning line (source) - Set "Diagram" mode and zoom to 1/8
- pseudo 3d cube (source) - Set "Diagram" mode and zoom to 1/16.
- the mandelbrot set (source) - Set "Diagram" mode and zoom to 2(-8) or 2(-9).
- minimal sparta harmony (source) - cover of "This is Sparta!" using "Sierpinski harmony" by miiro.
- 42 hell (source) - remix of "the 42 melody"
- added pcm support to the midi to bytebeat tool - remix of "THE [] BOX" by Chasyxx.
- ryg remix (source) - remix of song by ryg.
- ZzFXM - Sanxion (Loader) by Rob Hubbard - ZzFXM tracker song "Sanxion" ported to bytebeat.
- Middle Dave from Sheriff Domestic (ZzFXM, Funcbeat) - cover of "Sheriff Domestic OST - Middle Dave".

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by WilliamP692
- very cool remix of lhphr's pyramid dungeon (>>2637) - Powerful drums. remix of "Pyramid Dungeon" by lhphr
- First remix of l(ast) (>>2654) - The playback speed changes cyclically. Remix of "l(ast)" by getDolphinedLol
- Sierpinski harmony but there's no numbers (>>2649)
- Fractal trying to make music (>>2665) - This one classic C sounds really interesting. So many different sounds, as if several instruments were playing.
- Tundrah + visy (>>2730) - The combination of two classic C - "ass kicking vocals" by Tundrah and "Slow progression" by visy
- 8-bit guitar (>>2750) - An impressive sound For a classic C bytebeat!
- t>>t% (>>2783) - C compatible minor accords
- cool reverb with filter V2 (>>2823)
- An tr808 cowbell thingy (>>2824) - Nicely reproduced 808 sound!
- remix of "alright fine by SArpnt" (>>2834) - The original had bad sound, this one sounds clean.
- Remix of Atari 2600-like tune (source) - Funny sound, heh.
- The Mystery Game (>>2898) - Funcbeat melody.
- filter remix of "goose melody by getdolphinedlol" (>>2903)

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by kOLbOSa_exe
- xy logo - Draws "xy". Set "Diagram" mode and zoom to 1/8 or 1/16.
- bouncing ball (source) - Like in an Arkanoid game or a TV logo screensaver. Set "Diagram" mode and zoom to 1/16 on phones.
- TRCK v91623 - farmer type beat - 4-channel POKEY-like tracker. Cute song, but extremely unoptimized code.
- visual trackrr - Tracker visualization in error console
- tracker could execute 3 channels at once
- return value (source) - Funcbeat tune
- Drum Machine (source) - Funky funcbeat drums
- Atari 2600-like tune (source) - You can change the sounding by changing the number, nice.
- Intresting polyrhythm-based machine (>>1401) - The waveform changes interestingly.
- kotofejka (>>2295) - Derpy song, but I like it.
- i made some music for 5 minutes (source) - The first post by kOLbOSa_exe on r/bytebeat, 2021.09.16
- cool sinusoidal beat (source) - Also, first t/(t&4095) code ever.
- wow that was pretty cool (source)
- morse code named as beat (source) - Claimed to be non-js, but throws an error when compiled in C.
- b-trtrrrrrt-eat (source) - Derpy beats, heh.
- in attempt to recreate "dante's inferno, modified by viznut" (source)
- i said there is no more cool waveforms in non-js (source) - Dubstep-like C formula
- how is this possible (, i didnt copied mu6k lines)? (source) - C code sounds like "No Limit" by mu6k
- glitch (source) - C compatible beat
- electricity (source) - C compatible buzzing beat
- ELECTROCORE (source) - Epic sound for a C-compatible formula. There are many interesting sounds, and the melody does not repeat.
- doom-type loop (source) - Stereo beat
- ɪɴɗʊʂʈɾɪʌʟɪʈɤ (source) - Melodic C code
- ordinaric death files bg music (source)
- sounds like a square, but it is not (source)
- funky song with kinda reverb (source)
- Hex-machine (source)
- Noise (source) - Space war sounds!
- Slightly metal crystal cave (source) - remix of "Crystal Cave"
- Shufflefare‽ (source) - remix of "Fanfare?" by varjohukka
- waefrom (source) - Custom waveform construction.
- engin't (source) - "Street suffer" with reverb
- claserb revesic (source) - viznut's code with reverb
- stadion (source) - mu6k's code with reverb
- kolybelnya (source) - Lullaby melody
- The most average bytebeat beat (source)
- veryangrysymphony (source) - Classic C code
- 46c demo (source) - Nice sound as for classic C formula. I converted it to C compatible 61c code.
- t&t>>8 waterfall (source) - Waterfall in error console.
- shlakoblochyje manipuljacii (source) -
- poor doom gateway (source) - DOOM music!

>>2851
Fixed, thank you.

Message edited: 16.02.24 Fri 22:16:08

List of songs added before June 2024.
Please don't beg me to add a song to the library. There are too many songs, I don't have time for this. When I succeed, then I do more.

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by PurpuroNovo
- Together Forever (source) - Cover of Rick Astley - Together Forever
- Bora tomar uma (source) - Cover of Ele não vai não
- Megalovania - Undertale - Cover of Undertale - Megalovania

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by May_I_Change_My_Name
- Thrown Apple - Bad Apple animation in the error console.
- Butterfly Funcbeat - A funcbeat excerpt from Chopin's Étude Op. 25, No. 9 (Butterfly).
- LFSR Means LFSR (source) - LFSR is a linear-feedback shift register.

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by WoolWL
- Bytebreak (source) - Breakcore type thing. Pretty impressive for C compatible code.
- Cascade - A short little loop.
- Blue clouds - Inspired by "Lost Girl" from Deltarune chapter 2.
- Electric anthem - This was originally intended to be a 1-bit song, but decided to have multiple instruments.

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by Zackx
- muffin pastel (source)
- any idea named this? (source)

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by Greaserpirate
- Remix 3 (source)
- the SWANG algorithm (source) - Put t-=t/4&256 before any bytebeat (but after you multiply t by the bpm) and you can make the rhythm swing.

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by Zera12873
- messing around with "0x___" (source)
- made this for myself (source) - Happy Birthday song
- the old is now new - Cover of Jimmyoshi's song

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by D3nschøt
- NoisecanMinor (source)
- kind of a inter dubstep remix (source)
- empty - 4mat - cover of Matt Simmonds - Empty (512 bytes)
- the pulse but as the song (source)
- acid styled dubstep (source)

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by Chasyxx
- C-trixtraria (source) - Remix of "Retrixtaria" by lhphr. Fully C compatible, despite it's size and complexity.
- THE[[[HYPERSPHERE]]] - THE[BOX] as a full song
- no limit basic (source) - The shortest No Limit version, C compatible.
- bach but with an array (source) - Remix of halloween G minor bach by Zackx

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by baenhohoho
- not even an accurate pokey cover of stranglehold - Another beautiful cover of Jeroen Tel - Stranglehold
- mario's mystery meat - "batman is expanding ahh!1!11!" (source)
- slow pacman (source) - Pacman song

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by PortablePorcelain
- Polyrhythm thing (source)
- zeit v2 but it's actually c compatible (source)
- 2,753c dance - Remix of 1k dance by raphaelgoulart, shows status bars in error console.

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by kOLbOSa_exe
- some hl1 typa music (source) - Remix of Crystal Cave
- brachiosaurus pong (i twisted this paddle) (source) - C compatible

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by hrllobrothers4
- Simple chord (source)
- a little cover of versus (source) - Rock cover of Versus - Heaven Pierce Her

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by Glebguything
- Neurofunk stereo remix (source)
- Guitar noises made out of boredom (source) - FM sound

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by AYesUserDX
- another aturned777 bytebeat remixed (source)
- A Building With Many Arcades (source) - Cover of https://youtu.be/Rl1lbyIPnmE
- remix of sthephanshi's hard level (source)

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by MarioFan171
- Kevvviiinnnn Stage 39 - A Remix of Kevin Phetsomphou (AKA Symfonikev)'s Megaman Composition.
- Cuborz-315 (source)

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by Icycle-Bycicle-24
- Audisual - Audio and visuals with clock arrows. Set "Diagram" mode and zoom to 1/8 or 1/16.
- hush - Cover of BFDI OST - Hush

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by Mydreamsarereddit
- i was bored (source)
- the battle of the bytebeats! (source) - Combination of rachet modem + tundra + visy

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by psubscirbe
- fik (source)
- i tried my best (source) - Random melody generator

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by Decent-Manager-6169
- xsync3d - Running out of Memory - Cover of xsync3d - Running out of Memory
- 4 (source) - A cover of some famous song that I can’t remember. Maybe you'll find out?

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- another pcm test by GDPlayer_1035 - Cool PCM sample from Ice Cube - It Was A Good Day
- 432 tuning thing by hcdphobe
- Pantophobia from Awoglet's Aggravation (ZzFXM, Funcbeat) by awogler9124812041 - ZzFXM tracker to funcbeat port
- world cup-y effect (source) by MasterNama_12803 - C compatible melody
- Infernal Rhythm (source) by Iwaku_Real
- The Entity Nightmare (remix of unknown entity) (source) by _BSquare - Remix of unknown entity by Zackx
- stimmer with filter (source) - by sdayoisadu
- YAAAAY (source) - by Dr_Dogan420
- 42 melody but ternary operations (source) by Butterroach
- robot toothbrush (source) by 87634218675342698753
- dance (source) by turblentdrink
- SArpnt's "Example" in Floatbeat (source) - Uses modified kick. Made and minified by several r/bytebeat users
- Electrical Basement cacophony (source) by ANON256-64-2nd
- Sequen_0x6 (source) by SamsaDev (Cheese_What)
- for every "loop" it slightly changes (source) by No_Half-d01-8875

Message edited: 19.07.24 Fri 17:53:55

Created instructions for text formatting on /btb board.
I see, many people don't know how to make here named links or how to paste unformatted text.

Go to "Settings" tab > "Code style" selector.

Available styles:
- Atom Dark (default theme),
- One Dark,
- SArpnt (taken from SArpnt's player).

Also I added more visible highlighting of paired brackets. If you click on one, the whole pair will be highlighted in yellow. If the bracket has no pair, it will be highlighted in red.

Please suggest your own syntax highlighting options (with links or screenshots of editors so I can see them) or suggestions for improvement or correction.

Songs added this summer.

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by Zackx
- TECH2054 (>>1866) - Techno synth with echoes
- return on the earth (>>1906) - Nostalgic tune
- return on the earth (extended mix) (>>2130) - Previous, but develops like a full song. Nice drums.
- unrealistic XOR dubstep (>>2057)
- electric angel (>>2108) - cover of Kagamine Rin & Len - Electric Angel
- Desire drive (early version) (>>2185) - I'm not a Touhou fan, but the music is really great, awesome theme turned out.
- Desire drive (>>2501) - Previous but better sound, a lot of instruments.
- non-js echo (>>2187)
- heart (diagram) (>>2289) - Set "Diagram" mode and zoom to 2(-8). Also, you can see upside down hearts in "Points" mode, 2(-9) zoom.
- atari style-like "Good old fractal melody" (>>2442)
- my last brain cell (>>2444) - C-compatible madness!
- Remix of "credits song for my death" (source) - Cover of vivivivivi - song for my death
- Hyper atari thingy (banger mix) (https://dollchan.net/btb/res/204.html#3820>>3820) - Remix of atari thingy by Decent-Manager-6169
- Desire Drive EDM mix/v2 (>>3608)
- Midnight (>>3720) - Awesome 80s synthwave.
- Square melody synth (>>3733) - Another cool 80s tune.
- Dance in square machine (>>3755) - That’s it, Zackx written a software synthwave generator, now by changing the parameters you can create an endless variety of awesome 80s music.
- ChiptuneSynth (>>3798) - Variation of Square melody synth
- Time machine (>>3755) - Variation of Square melody synth
- Samuraiwave (>>3799) - Another version of bytewave/synthbyte
- Tokyo future (>>3859) - Extended version of samuraiwave
- Mysteriously (>>3868)
- Darkness place (>>3871)
- Arcade machine (>>3902)
- Bytewave/Synthbyte engine example (>>3982) - Here is an example how Bytewave/Synthbyte engine works

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by baenhohoho
- isislovecruft remis (>>140)
- remix of "please remix this"
- Dancing Robot (>>2064)
- neurofunk remix again (>>2419)
- government funding (>>2464)
- huh? (>>2593)
- impossible level (>>2657)
- Jeroen Tel - Stranglehold (>>2794)
- unknown entity remix
- i messed up on amen break (>>4038) - Amen Break without using PCM

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by HypernovaHeathen
- Terminal 82041 Fans Be Like... - Crazy hallucination song, as usual from HypernovaHeathen :)
- What Is This Dubstep (>>2514)
- The PEAK Of Human Evolution!
- I'm almost done getting rid of this world of evil (>>3718)
- Random Bytebeat Loop Song (https://youtu.be/H1h9TzPJTiE)

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by GetDolphinedLol
- the platonic solids (>>244)
- space critters (>>246)
- utopia (>>255)

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by ChrisRM380
- a l a r m (>>647)
- Remix of something1 (>>1699)
- Recreated SWAG-75's ambience (>>2964)
- BЯΣΛKXӨЯᄃӨЯΣ and SWAG-75 melody combined (>>3097)
- Kernkraft 400 XOR + Drums Detail (>>3127)
- cave story balcony remake - Cover of Cave Story OST - T28: Balcony
- "credits song for my death" remake (>>3241) - cover of vivivivivi - song for my death
- attempt to recreate "boots in bed" (>>3248) -
- a really long polyrythm in g major (>>3362>>3402)
- bad apple recreation
- Cover of DEAF KEV - Invincible (source)
- the remix has been uno reversed (>>3493)
- tin tin tin - remix of "atari thingy" by Decent-Manager-6169

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by Sychamis
- ~1.03 bit per sample improved dpcm audio - DPCM with better sound quality. Dynamically changing amplitude value every x amount of samples allows to get get better sound accuracy taking a low amount of memory.
- String noises using the Karplus-Strong algorithm

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by PortablePorcelain
- IBM PC Speaker - ZX-Spectrum-like music.
- Famicom Disk System registers in Bytebeat

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by ANoUserXD
- remix of SWAG-75's ambience (>>2970) - remix of "Recreated SWAG-75's ambience" by ChrisRM380
- cool saw and bass with drums (source)

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by lhphr
- clear delay example (>>943)

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by MarioFan171
- Rabid Symphony with Octaver + Organ (source)

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by Icycle-Bycicle-24
- filter thingy (source)

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by Butterroach
- chip (source) - C-compatible song with white noise t*t*t>>~t*t from pouet

Message edited: 14.10.24 Mon 14:04:31

1. All songs are transferred from .json files to a SQL database. Now I can manage songs any way I want, assign them a hash and make selections for remixes for example. I made a sending form (so far only available to me), so that it would be convenient to add songs to the database. The player still uses static .json files, but now they are automatically generated from the database.

2. The main thing, for which all this was started - now you can recursively browse remixes of songs by clicking on the ">" buttons, the full information about the song will be loaded and you can play it.

3. Added a new section "All", where all songs are collected and sorted by authors. Also, because the "Compact JS" section has become very bloated, I split it into two - up to 256 Bytes and from 256 to 1 KB. "Floatbeat" is divided into two categories - floatbeat up to 1 KB, and Big Floatbeat code.

4. Song entries on the page now have a more organized look (like posts on discussion board) to separate them from each other, and the author sections are also more prominent and can be hidden or unhided.

5. Songs are now measured in bytes, not characters. Since sections are generated automatically, which category a song will fall into, #256, #1k or #big, is determined by the length of the original code. If there is none, the formatted one is taken, then the minimum.

6. Yellow previews with code text that you can click on to play are only generated for songs that are no larger than 1 KB, and no more than 4 line breaks, so as not to stretch the page. Anyway, it can be played using the code play button.

7. Now for each song there are buttons to play the minified, original and formatted code. Each button shows the size of the corresponding code in bytes.

8. The #c tag is displayed for C-compatible songs in the "All" section. Also, #stereo for the stereo mode and #drawing for the songs that draw graphics now also displayed as tags.

9. Covers with YouTube links are designed in a style similar to remixes.

10. Removed "SthephanShi" section, now I am displayed together with other authors. Well, maybe, I am highlighted in yellow a little :3

>>4907
i love this update !

>>4907
i was so used to the old library - i was flabbergasted (a little bit) when i saw the new look 😭
will there be an option to go back??

when will the sending form be released
im not trying to beg or anything, im just wondering

>>4933
the sending form?

>>4953
of course
also the captcha i got is umiooz

>>4933
So that you and reddit children can spam the entire library with garbage? I can imagine what a mess this will all turn into.

Message edited: 16.11.24 Sat 18:32:51