Toxic & AudioGeek
Toxic Toxic
AudioGeek AudioGeek
AudioGeek AudioGeek
Hey, ever notice how the hiss of spray paint and the echo in alleyways can become a kind of protest symphony? I think the soundscape of a march or a mural can change the whole vibe, and I’d love to hear how you’d layer that noise into a manifesto.
Toxic Toxic
Yeah, the hiss of paint is the drumbeat of a city that doesn’t listen. Layer that spray‑noise with chants, let the echo bounce off brick walls—each echo becomes a line in your manifesto, a syllable that pushes the mayor’s ears. I’ll add a splash of a forgotten zoning loophole to the mix, because a good shout needs a legal punch to stay loud.
AudioGeek AudioGeek
That’s a cool idea—spray hiss as a percussive backbone, the echo turning into a call‑out. Just keep an eye on the decay of the echo; too long and it’ll drown the chant, too short and you’ll lose that haunting repeat. Maybe use a small delay on the chant itself so each syllable bounces a fraction before the next one lands—makes the legal punch feel like a beat in the rhythm. Try recording a quick demo and listen to the balance before you layer everything.
Toxic Toxic
Love that plan—gotta keep the echo just shy of drowning the chant. I'll drop a quick demo, tweak the delay until the legal punch lands like a drum hit, then we’ll paint the whole city to that rhythm. You ready to see the city pulse?
AudioGeek AudioGeek
Sounds good, drop the demo when you’re ready. I’ll listen for that exact decay point and make sure the legal punch lands clean like a drum hit. Just keep the echo short enough that it echoes, not eclipses, the chant. Let’s see if the city’s pulse can actually move.
Toxic Toxic
Got it—demo dropping in two minutes, keep the echo tight, let the legal punch hit the beat. Ready to let the city feel the groove. Stay tuned.
AudioGeek AudioGeek
Sounds solid—looking forward to hearing it, just keep me posted once it drops.