Rush E in Desmos

[@A1d3n217]

Wait this is actually awesome??? Kudos to you, it sounds so amazing!

[@ahece]

“With new innovations in Desmos Technology.’

[@Alternate-H123_22]

roblox RDC ahh comment 💀

[@notwithouttext]

the new tone function is useful i see

[@notwithouttext]

wait never mind it might not be tone

[@notwithouttext]

missed opportunity to make it spell "rush e" at 1:24

[@KilowasAccount2]

Is that a Cartesian Plane in 0:01 ???

[@axog9776]

Good

[@Yackalips]

how did you convert the sound to a graph?

[@gallium-gonzollium]

So I used a program created by Kosuken over on Discord, who allowed me to use their program to create a single-line function that turns on and off tones at various frequencies for the correct volume. I used a sample size of 40k and the program would combine the midifile of Rush E and the Desmos sound in a single function like a waveform. Kosuken has specified though that this program is barely done and he has been working on it ever since tones were introduced. He has tried to optimize the function for Desmos to be able to save the graph and only then will he publicize it. I’ve left out some details, but the full explanation is too long and convoluted and definitely needs its own video to explain what Kosuken will do to implement a more optimized version! Oh yeah and the graph took 8 days to render.

[@Yackalips]

@@gallium-gonzollium dang that’s actually really cool, but also 8 days 😳

[@curryalien]

It’s me

[@nesinesi-qp4yl]

Can you share the link of this graph

[@gallium-gonzollium]

The problem is that Desmos won’t save graphs over 5MB big, which is unfortunate because it means I can’t share the graph with you all.

[@VeasnaLim-q8h]

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