"First Wave Audio" is an immersive auditory experience that leverages the raw, analog charm of lo-fi sounds. The composition begins with the unmistakable noise of a cassette being inserted into a vintage tape recorder. As the play button is pressed, there's a brief moment of silence before the soundscape unfolds, echoing the anticipation that was once associated with such physical formats. The first wave of sound that washes over the listener is a mix of low-fidelity noises: the grainy hiss of the tape, the subtle buzz of the recorder's mechanism, and an underlying undulating timbre. It's as if the listener has been transported back in time, into an era when music and audio were more tactile, more organic. As the composition progresses, there's a fascinating use of tape manipulation. The audio wavers, distorts, speeds up, and slows down, creating an uncanny, almost dream-like quality. It's an auditory reminder of the imperfections of the tape medium