Zvukovik & Bugaga
Zvukovik Zvukovik
Bugaga Bugaga
Zvukovik Zvukovik
Hey Bugaga, ever wonder how that one weird audio glitch in a meme can go viral faster than a pizza delivery? I’m dying to dissect why that off‑key beat catches our ears so hard. Care to swap a prank or two?
Bugaga Bugaga
Yeah, that glitch is the universe’s way of saying “I’m not kidding.” It’s that perfect mix of “did you really just hear that?” and “oh, that’s funny.” I’ve got a prank idea that’ll make the glitch look like a feature—let’s swap it with a random sound clip from a cat doing calculus. Your call!
Zvukovik Zvukovik
That cat doing calculus idea is… intriguing, but the sample will need a clear harmonic structure, no phase jitter, and the envelope should match the original glitch’s transient. Let’s test it on a mono 44.1 kHz track first.
Bugaga Bugaga
Okay, let’s keep it simple: use a clean sine wave for the cat’s notes, no phase jitter, and shape the envelope with a quick attack and a short decay to match that glitch’s bite. Keep it mono at 44.1 kHz, then we can loop it until people think it’s a secret meme soundtrack. Ready to give it a whirl?