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In this intriguing audio recording titled "Mutant Applause Output with Variable Control Amplifier in Wigglarama", we are taken into the world of modular synthesis and Eurorack sound design. The soundscape is dominated by a pulsating drumbeat that provides a rhythmic backbone to the entire audio piece. The unique sonic element that stands out is the 'mutant applause' sound, which seems to be a heavily processed and manipulated clap sound. This has been achieved using a variable control amplifier, which adds an extra layer of complexity and depth to the sound. The amplifier allows the creator to manipulate the amplitude or volume of the sound, introducing both subtle and dramatic variations in the audio output. The term 'Wigglarama' suggests a playful and exploratory approach to sound design. It indicates a continuous tweaking and adjusting of the various knobs and controls on the Eurorack system, resulting in a dynamic and evolving soundscape. It's as if the sounds are 'wiggling
