Hypertone Techniques

There are many different techniques and methods to create Hypertone.
A few of them are simple, and a few of them are complex.
One of the constant methods of making Hypertone is amplification, where you amplify a tone to make it audible again.
There's a technique created by Darkblack XIII in 2018, which he calls 'Speeding Up On Itself'. Apart from very vague descriptions, it's assumed to speed a tone with say 2,000 BPM up by the same number (2,000%). Or by multiplying the BPM by the same number (x2,000).
Then there's a method discovered in June 2020 by Vortex Reaper, called 'Breaking'. The difference between Breaking and Speeding Up On Itself is that Breaking is a cycle that can be repeated infinitely, whilst Speeding Up On Itself isn't. The maximum BPM that Speeding Up On Itself has reached was e+1001 BPM. In the e+1001 BPM track, the sound is almost destroyed entirely. With Breaking, you can split the sound into segments, then speed that up to revive the tone.
On November 23rd, 2020, a basic tutorial for how to do Breaking was published on YouTube
Later on, Breaking got more different forms, because you can zoom in in Audacity.
There are seven current forms of Breaking: Breaking, Micro-Breaking, Nano-Breaking, Pico-Breaking, Femto-Breaking, Yocto-Breaking and Zepto-Breaking.
Zepto-Breaking is currently the smallest form there is, after it was discovered in an attempt to see if Femto-Breaking was a possible form to exist, because at the time, in early December 2020, Femto-Breaking was considered theoretical. As a result of this discovery, Vortex Reaper went on to research further and understand it more clearly.
Zepto-Breaking is so small that you are separating the sound particles of the tone.
On the 27th of March, 2021, the most major text revolving around Breaking was published on Vortex Reaper's ee+1001 BPM track 'Far Beyond The Omega Gods, Far Beyond Everything In Existence From Within This Reality'. The link is here
Then, in April 2021, CSK discovered a method similar to Breaking, called Autocollecting. Which can break and split tracks automatically.
Also in April 2021, an artist called Man In A Coffin discovered a method called Rebuilding. Which is also a Cyclic Hypertone Technique, which delays the need for amplification 10+ times. Man In A Coffin ran a few tests on how many times will Rebuilding speed up a tone before the need of amplification, and the answer of those tests were 2 to 3 times.
The most recent technique to be discovered is Tonebreaking, by an artist called 'B4d Wolf'. Tonebreaking is very similar to Breaking, but it's stretched out just before you need to break the tone. The result is a more weirder tone that's broken. It was discovered on June 2nd, 2021.
So far, there are 4 main forms of Cyclic Hypertone Techniques: Breaking, Autocollecting, Rebuilding and Tone-Breaking.
On November 23rd, 2022, a real and true Breaking Tutorial and Demonstration will be released to YouTube.