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The audio begins with a deep, pulsating resonance. It's a distorted bass, low and powerful, reverberating in the space around you. The bass beats are not just heard, but also felt, vibrating through the atmosphere with a low resonance that recalls the hum of a large, distant machine. The sound is raw and gritty, a distinctive characteristic of the lofi or low fidelity genre. The tone then shifts, manipulated by a bitcrusher effect. This gives it a crunchy, digital edge, a unique contrast to the organic rumble of the bass. The resonance is tweaked, or 'rez' as it's called in audio parlance, enhancing the richness and depth of the sound. The overall effect is a bit like listening to a heavy, resonant bassline through an old, crackly radio, a nod to the retro, low-tech charm of lofi music. Despite the distortion and bitcrush effects, the bass remains the star of the show. It's
