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Honestly, if I were you, I wouldn't expect consistent content. I've just been working on this silly project and uploading its progress.

@ I never expect anything from content creators, I’m just happy when they upload x)

Much like the PFA startup

idk maen i was just vibing lol

@@johnthebun i would if i had a bad apple midi

if you send it to me i will upload it trust

@ it’s on the @randommidis yt channel, it sounds like trash but you can hear John speaking There’s a Dropbox link on their video of it

@@ThirtyZ I paste the MIDI data I encoded using my program. I plan on polishing it up and then uploading it onto github so that you can use your own midi

@@moonowo description

send it to me on discord at 'infrachazos'

@@infrakazos i don't have a discord, what about email?

@@litterbox019 maeeeennnn

@@infrakazos i guess it's a no then lol well here's the last bit of the graph's link since youtube might block a comment with the link itself: prjroaqhd5 it currently can only play either a set sequence of notes or a bunch of random notes at once, though it probably won't be a problem for you if you know a bit about list operations the way it plays notes is also probably not ideal for really long songs, and you also can't select different wave shapes for each note played easily. so i might make an improved version or separate graph of that later

Yup, just pass a list to the tone function

It only works with pure sine waves lmao I approximated a saw wave sound using sine waves

Is that... a tf2 pfp?... Scout??...

I didn't make the recreation, it was made by unnamed boi. I only made the midi player. Also, why does youtube give me the option to reply to your comment using ai?? what is youtube doing bruh 😭

@@infrakazos Making a midi player in Desmos actually sounds just as impressive

spaghetti, hopes and prayers or more seriously, list operations and fourier approximations

@@infrakazos Ah, the classic prayer to the deep old gods and Jean-Baptiste Joseph Fourier himself. I suppose I have a tiny bit of experience with that. Maybe I'll give this a try myself.

berrynote lets agree to the fact that we aren’t allowed to use this in our battle

I will ban you if you say it again

who

​@@infrakazos As merciful as a saint.

@@geronimonm823 I AM merciful... I didn't ban bro on sight

@@infrakazos Most magnanimous!

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@@Aezicoatl real

i say; say it again, and i say thanks! thank you very much!

maybe because it's in the description, and if you didn't see that, maybe its because its the same as the last video i uploaded. if not then idk lmao

@@infrakazos yeah i tottaly knew without any context

Yep, I have a code that converts a midi file into a list of notes too. The notes are stored using 3 values per note. Frequency, start time, duration. Feel free to check out the graph, it's linked in the description. I made some functions to perform list operations on it, and some might be over specific for this use case/implementation, but eh... The script folder holds the actions that run every tick. Add me on discord "infrachazos", and I can explain it more if you want

If you mean the visualizer, it's the amplitude over time for the frequencies. If you mean the Desmos graph, then uh... it's to play the song ig

I'm listening it at 1.75x speed and it does sound more like how it should sound.

alternatively, you could make the graph run at 0.5x speed and speed it up in a video editor (you might also have to shift pitches idk)

@williamroe8905 this is an old version, it has been optimized to play at full speed

yessir

I feel like that's more because of my program that encodes the midi into a list. Midi files are a pain to work with. Also, there's a newer version that might sound a little better

Yes, the piano is much louder I kinda like it more...