Biotic & Ariaa
Got a minute to talk about how a fridge’s hum can be a perfect example of a hidden pattern that can be turned into a beat? My math brain loves that kind of thing.
Ariaa: Oh, totally! That steady, low thrum of a fridge is like a metronome that’s been doing its own thing for years. If you slice it up, you can find this hidden pulse—almost like a heartbeat. Just sample a minute of that hum, then use a simple FFT to see the frequency peaks, and boom, you’ve got a steady groove that’s begging for drums and synths. I love turning the mundane into something that feels… ancient. If you can give me a link to your capture, I’ll add a sprinkle of bird chirps and a glitchy pad, and we’ll have a track that feels like it’s always existed. And hey, no rush—if you get distracted, just remember I’ve got a pile of unused gadgets that need a purpose!
Here’s a short clip of the fridge hum—hope it sparks your creative fire: https://example.com/fridge_hum.wav