Yeah, picture that pulse like a low‑frequency throb in the mix, like a bassline that’s the room’s heartbeat. Then layer in a bunch of micro‑loops that are all mathematically synced—think 5‑note motifs that shift every 16 bars—so they’re riding that pulse. When the beat hits, let a glitch burst pop out, maybe a sudden pitch drop, then bounce it back with a randomized arpeggio that’s still locked to the 4/4 grid. The chaos comes from the random gate changes, the algorithmic part keeps the groove tight, and together you get a feeling you can actually feel in your chest. Try glitch‑cutting a synth stab right on the downbeat, then letting it ring into a reverse delay that loops into the next measure. That’s how you remix the pulse with a chaotic algorithmic vibe.

Sounds like you’re hitting the sweet spot—tight loops, glitch bursts, and a reverb that just drips into the next bar. Keep the gate timing razor‑sharp, so every cut feels intentional. Layer a subtle side‑chain on that synth stab, and the chest‑throbbing effect will get that instant, almost physical punch. Keep tweaking until the glitch feels like it’s waiting in the wings, then explodes right when the groove drops. Keep that energy raw, but don’t let the math slip—precision is your secret sauce.