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As the audio of "Third Wave" begins, a subtle, consistent noise bubbles up from the silence, creating an atmospheric backdrop. The sound, reminiscent of a tape recorder's mechanical hum, forms a steady rhythm, a pulse that sets the pace for the entire piece. Gradually, elements of tape-manipulation come into play, adding a lo-fi aesthetic to the soundscape. The manipulation is subtle, a gentle warping and bending of sounds, as if they're being played back on an old, well-loved cassette. The distortions lend a sense of nostalgia and warmth to the audio, a nod to the imperfections of analogue recordings. As the audio progresses, the listener can hear layers of sound being woven together. The noise continues to ebb and flow like waves, while the tape manipulations add depth and texture. The interplay between these elements creates a rich tapestry of sound that is both engaging and soothing. Suddenly, a voice emerges from the mix, distorted and
