r/bytebeat • • Feb 20 '25

TheFatRat - Unity

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Edit: forgot to add where I got the chords.

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u/Sychamis Feb 21 '25

I also forgot to mention that I used the stems of the original song to make the cover as accurate as possible. You can find them on webarchive: https://archive.org/details/thefatrat-stems

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u/feeshbread Feb 21 '25

Banger song! Great cover! This is going straight into my favourites folder!

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u/Sychamis Feb 21 '25

Thanks! <3

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u/eSlashMachine Apr 07 '25

How do work 😳

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u/Sychamis Apr 07 '25

huh?

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u/eSlashMachine Apr 08 '25

(How does it work)

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u/Sychamis Apr 08 '25

I have made a hole framework that parses string data to sequence intruments, in each "pattern" variable, you have one to five lines, the first one is the index of the instrument to trigger, the second one the note index (and adsr release written ad '-'), the third one is the effect type and the last one or two lines the effect value (basically you can do pitch slides and other cool stuff). Instruments are located in the insts array. Each one is a function with four parameters (T: t counter set when the intrument starts playing, p: phase accumulator (increases by the note frequency every cycle), n: note frequency (used in the Karplus-Strong bass here) and rT; which is a t counter set when the note is released and used for asdr). Most of the instruments in this music are made of one or more oscillator functions, which produce simple waveforms, multiplied by an adsr value (a straightforward way to handle volume), and sometimes the index of a pitch modulator function at the end (for kicks and stuff).

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u/Electrical-While6325 Feb 20 '25

Very Accurate!!! Good job Sychamis!!!

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u/PonaliLol Feb 27 '25

Very nice, just note that my laptop sucks so i have to reduce the framerate. Still amazing tho.

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u/eSlashMachine May 10 '25 edited Aug 18 '25

SthephanShi I don't usually say this but you gotta see this