Interference from Electromagnetism

The audio begins with a sharp, sudden intake of sound, like an audible gust of wind, setting the stage for an immersive experience. Then, a series of glitchy, irregular noises, almost like electronic hiccups, start to permeate the audio space. The sounds are reminiscent of the disturbances caused by electromagnetic interference. The rhythms are erratic, unpredictable, mimicking the randomness of electrical energy coursing through a magnetic field. The audio landscape feels charged, buzzing with an undercurrent of static noise that serves as a constant backdrop to the more prominent glitches. Suddenly, the intensity of the glitches increases, resembling an electromagnetic storm, the sounds bouncing off each other in a chaotic dance. The audio then settles into a pattern of consistent, rhythmic interference, like a heartbeat running through a circuit. The audio journey concludes with a gradual fade, the electromagnetic noises dwindling into a quiet hum before disappearing altogethe