So I’m recreating Geometry Dash currently (I said this for the third time lol) and I tried to recreate stereo madness. And I finished Stereo Madness (song only).
And I found out you can make songs in Desmos!
So the tone function helped me a lot. And C4 is 261.626 hz, every note is the previous’ 2^(1/12). And based on that, I made a function:
f(x)=261.626(2^(1/12))^x and f(0) is C4 and f(1) is C#4!
And if you want to see Stereo Madness in Desmos.
Open the Desmos link below and open folder: Music Engine and play the Hzitem and remember to unmute 
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Here’s a tip- A4 is exactly 440, so if you use it as reference (just add 3 to the input) then the notes will be perfectly in tune!
Oh nice 
thanks for the tip
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I’ve been thinking about making my own song player (with visualizations) for a while, but I’ven’t had the time to do so. I’ve been thinking of something like [c(0,1,5)] meaning “just play the note A4 while 1<t<5.”
I made a song player
And it worked pretty well!
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---- Awesome job !!!
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…I went through so much work just to find the source graph, so I could listen to it (embeds have sound off by default)… Bravo. You have found the most complicated way to rickroll someone, so far.
Edit: Wait, I can think of one more way that might be more complicated…
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hehe :).
like what other method
Making a computer from scratch on breadboards, and using it to output the given tones to a speaker 
hehe I don’t know what are you even talking :).
basically making a pc from the most basic parts just so it can play the song
edit: i don’t have the parts for making it, so i certainly won’t be the one to do it
cool :). (adding useless words to make it 20 words)
I saw the pixel art in the background and it gave me the inspiration to make a pixel art editor… but I lost the graph when I reloaded my Chromebook 
it’s hard though, good luck :).
I just checked the results for this year’s Art Expo… Someone already made a pixel art editor ;~;
I submitted a Mandelbrot with point calculations, but I didn’t get featured… I knew I should have tried making audio based off of the point orbital.
good luck next year then :).
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Hello!
I am unsucessfully trying to insert this into Desmos. Would be very grateful if someone could help me to understand how to input equation data in there.
don’t worry, I don’t understand this too 
Hello, @Wiredcalculations, and welcome to the community! If you’re trying to implement something like “g(x) = f(a*x)”, then that’s essentially how you type it (without quotes)! If it’s something else, I’mma need a bit of clarification 
Also, a little tip: If it’s not exactly pertaining to the post at hand, it might be better to create a new post.