Concept
A reflection on how our memories become distorted and fade over time. The melody begins clearly and distinctly, but with each repetition, it becomes layered with noise, loses frequency, and eventually dissolves into sonic chaos.
Tool
Structure
Left Channel (Voice I — Melody)
Performs the lead, clean melodic line, primarily panned to the left ear (75% L). Left channel effects chain: Oscillator L — Compressor (signal tightening) — Filter (high-frequency cut—"behind the wall» sound effect) — Flanger (tonal flanging and pitch drift) — (vinyl hiss and dust generator).
Central Core (Center Speaker — Source, Time, and Control):
Timbre Selection Block: Independent waveform selectors for the left (SINE, TAPE, REED) and right (ORGAN, CHORD, GHOST) channels.
Right Channel (Voice II — Harmonic Countermelody)
Performs a bass counterpoint, creating spatial echo and volume in the right ear (75% R). Right channel effects chain: Oscillator R — Delay (repeating reflections) — Chorus (sound dispersion) — Lo-Fi Crush (bit reduction and aging) — Limiter (final volume control, protecting against clipping during the phase of chaos).
Style
Distinction
Unified Time Regulator («DECAY»): Instead of adjusting dozens of knobs individually, the user can manage the sound aging process with one master slider styled like a vinyl record groove.
Synchronous Audiovisual Degradation (3 Phases): The emotional state changes simultaneously across sound, text, and interface color:
