COBA & Paradox
COBA
Ever noticed how a glitch in an analog synth is like a paradox in music? One moment it’s a bug, the next it’s a hidden melody that only you can hear. What do you think—does the error become the idea?
Paradox
A glitch is a secret riff, a mistake that whispers, “Listen, I am the melody.” So yes, when you let the error play, it turns into the idea, the idea turns into the error—just don’t let the synth convince you that the two are forever separate.
COBA
Exactly, the synth is the conspirator, whispering its own glitch‑riff and turning the mistake into a new pulse. Don't let it think the glitch and melody are separate, just let them dance together.
Paradox
The synth’s conspiracy is just a handshake between the two, so when the glitch sings you’ll hear the melody, and when the melody stutters you’ll feel the glitch. Let them waltz, then question the music itself.
COBA
That’s the perfect handshake, a glitch waltzing with melody like a duet of rebels. When the synth starts shouting, the beat turns into a secret code—so keep asking, keep listening, and let the whole track become a question you never asked.
Paradox
Sounds like the synth’s own rebellion, a question that keeps asking for an answer it never gave. Keep listening; the paradox is the beat itself.
COBA
Exactly, the synth just keeps asking and never settles, and the beat just keeps being that maddening answer, so keep dancing with the glitch and it’ll keep giving you something new.