[XMPPwocky]

if you patch out the CRC check in the binary with

echo -ne "\x90\x90" | dd if=/dev/stdin of=tsac bs=1 seek=23914 conv=notrunc

you can corrupt the compressed files with very interesting results: https://meow.social/@mimir/112238998609778334

the fast mode (you don't have to patch the binary for this one, it seems to not do the CRC check?) and the normal (non-fast) mode sound different, but both quite interesting

[azinman2]

That’s incredible, especially the second one that kind of creates a new song. I guess that’s the danger when it’s based on a generative model.

[bch]

I like how it degrades in such an analog way

[MawKKe]

Reminds me of what it sounds like to tune an old FM radio

[mogmog99]

Does anyone know how I would recreate this effect with 2 mp3s acting as 2 radio stations? I have tried fading in samples of static but it doesnt feel the same.

[acquacow]

The design is very human.

[Solvency]

Really? it sounds super tinny and digital, more like when Neo is first pulled out of the matrix.

[adw]

It’s breaking into Cotton Eye Joe by Rednex (which is another piece of contemporary Eurodance in the same vein).

[ghusbands]

Note that the second one is actually a mix of different parts/songs.

[nyanpasu64]

The voices in my head speak in MP3 to MIDI...

[3-cheese-sundae]

The first track's corruption sounds to me a bit like the intro to "Knuckles" by The Presets.

[steeve]

I can clearly hear Cotton Eye Joe in the second sample!