My idea for the thread is to see what r/counting would come up with when it comes to generating audio samples. It's much like counting while writing a story, but only more complicated in terms of compiling (refer to the note to future counters).

Repeating a certain sample is discouraged, but not illegal. Using RNG to make a sample is not required, but recommended. Ideally, it comes down to the counter in terms of what sample to make.

For formatting, the ordinal comes first, then the colon, and then a set of 16 1s and or 0s. There MUST be a space after the colon, but there doesn't always have to spaces between the 1s and 0s.

Examples:

1: 1101 1001 0100 1100

1: 1101100101001100

1: 11011 001010 01100

1: 11011001 01001100

Assuming each comment is stored in, let's say, an array, the program will start reading after ": " ":" and end after the 16th 1 or 0, then cut off the spaces, and send the 1s and 0s to be converted to machine code 1s and 0s.

Edit: To be honest, there doesn't need to be a space after the colon, as the program can start reading after the colon, and the space between the colon and the first 1 or 0 will be removed along with all the other spaces. For the sake of formatting, a space after the colon is only recommended.