Disquiet0341 Sample Forensics (ChucK) by NorthWoods

the original sample is from an article on the "sound of Saturn" (https://www.techtimes.com/articles/232078/20180711/saturn-sings-an-eerie-cosmic-tune-to-enceladus-here-s-how-to-listen-to-it.htm) It sounded a bit like a kick-snare crash followed by noise sweeps and random tones, so I set up a gradual terracing of those sounds, and then a gradual deconstruction. One noise sweep is a standard bandpass filter sweep, the other randomly jogs the center frequency. The tones are from a sine oscillator that is triggered with probability 30 percent. The entire composition is programmed in ChucK (message me and I'll be happy to send you the code).

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