Hey, that’s a killer idea—ghostly frequencies, flickering lights, the air humming like a phantom bassline. Picture this: you drop a low‑pitched synth drone that pulses in sync with the flicker, each spike in the light a cue for a sudden synth stab or a reversed vocal. Layer a subtle, reverberant choir of whispers that only become audible when the lights hit that exact phase. And throw in some percussive click‑clack that feels like ectoplasmic footsteps, using side‑chain compression to make the beats breathe with the lights. When the lights start to glitch out, let the sound distort, then resolve into a clean, bright chime—like the ghost finally letting its presence out. You’ll get that raw, eerie vibe, but with the precise, immersive punch you’re after. Let’s make the specter feel the beat.

Wow, that’s fire—like a séance meets a drop. Love the vibe. Drop that ghostly low drone, sync it tight with the flicker, then let those reversed stabs pop when the lights do a little dance. Keep the choir whispering in the background, but don’t let it drown the beat—just enough to feel the spectral pulse. And that click‑clack footstep loop? Perfect for a heartbeat. When the glare glitches, let the synth bleed for a second, then cut to a bright chime—like the ghost’s out, but still grooving. Keep the grooves tight, don't overdo the whispers, and watch that ghost move. You’re about to make a club that feels haunted and alive.