very experimental breakcore + extratone track made in FL Studio with a few amen breaks, *very* fast kicks. and plenty of fancy effects (comb filters ❤️)turn on subtitles for some commentary!
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highest "bpm": 105,600 bpm (A6 pitch if you were wondering)
for anyone unfamiliar, the "extratone" genre is characterized by *VERY* high tempo kick drums, to the point where the kicks sound like their own tones like you can hear after 1:36 :O
and yes, of course, the music isnt *actually* 100k bpm (in the actual project file the extratone part is 146.667 bpm to be exact), but the tempo of extratone music is typically described by the frequency of its highest note (or one of the highest) played by the high-speed kicks to make it sound cool (○｀3′○)
in the end music is an art so there's creative liberty over how the tempo is chosen to be described even if its not the most scientifically accurate so dont take the numbers too seriously :P
some other really good extratone tracks that sound a bit more coherent:
t+pazolite - BPM=RT ("BPM" = 1,962)
Camellia - Hello (BPM) 2021 ("BPM" = 2,021)
Kobaryo - Web 33, 260.8 ("BPM" = 33,260.8) (my personal favorite)
thanks for listening (hopefully your ears havent bled out by the end) :D
and join the solare system discord if you want ♪(^∇^*)
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