it's been a week since i posted some of the bytebeats i've made, and i thought i'd share some more here
these bytebeats were made in early january

"byteslop": i asked google gemini to make an original c-compatible bytebeat, and this is what it came up with
"someone's interfering with my connection": made some sort of pwm sierpinski pattern, then interrupted it with occasional rhythmic glitches
"i dont know what i just did": a sort of aturned777 remix, i guess
"File=Evil ERROR='file_malformed' but it's a one-liner" 8000hz 32000hz
"simple stimmer remix": i might improve on this remix someday

the captcha for this was "bunuc"

(just wanted to test out a video, i don't think it'll work)
i'm supposed to finish up a lab report for my physics class, but here i am, writing this post instead. the power of procrastination.
recently, i learned some new skills for making bytebeats, like ternary and modulo operators. here are some more bytebeats i made in late january; the last 4 were somehow all created on january 24

"aturned777 remix, i guess": removed the "t>>t" from aturned777 and put a little spin on the melody; i learned how to create c-compatible drums just to make this bytebeat
"aturned777 but my ears hurt": something i discovered while making the aturned777 remix
"ilovebuildups26": a sort-of experimental bytebeat created by incrementally multiplying "ilovemykids26"
"melodyofmostminimalism": also an experimental bytebeat
"headbanger"
: sounds like someone's banging their head on the wall to the minimal sierpinski harmony
"t>>t? remix": i'm not joking, this bytebeat was actually built off of >>10925

the captcha was "opivo"

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>>12555

why am i here????

“headbanger”
“ebawe”