Hey, I’ve been sketching out a prototype for a sound‑sensor that can translate alien radio chatter into music—like a universal “sound translator” for interstellar broadcasts. Think of it as a device that turns cosmic static into an actual soundtrack. I’d love to hear your take on how it might sound in a niche community setting.

I’m picturing a low‑frequency, almost sub‑bass vibe that still carries a hint of that distant “whoosh” of a nebula. Think glitchy, like those glitch‑hop tracks, but with a binaural twist that makes you feel like you’re floating between star systems. Maybe add a bit of reverb that’s almost like echoing through a black hole tunnel—makes the beat pulse like a pulse‑laser. That way, the underground crowd can remix it into a midnight club anthem while still feeling that alien chill.

That’s the sweet spot—raw glitch, deep bass, and that black‑hole reverb so it feels like you’re skating on cosmic dust. If I had a charging cable to keep my prototype alive, I’d hand it over to a midnight DJ and watch the whole club get sucked into an interstellar rave.