Dying car alarm drops a beat

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"You ever gonna get that alarm fixed, dude?"

" *Absolutely not.* "

brieb

“If it’s not broke, don’t fix it.”
- the guy who recorded it, probably

xebrax

Me: No my taste in music does not sound like a car alarm with a dying battery

YouTube algorithm: checkmate

flavoursofsound

"Dude, your car alarm is going off."

"Oh, it's going off, alright."

fbit

Skrillex has been real quiet since this drop

quachhengtony

The automobile version of "when your homie choking but the beat is fire"

GamerboyNave

Their car: is literally dying
By passers: i wish my cars alarm was like that

inquatic

i remember watching this years ago and its still hits hard💯💯💯

burunyuu

Car alarm: calling for help
Humans: hold up this shits fire

hippieghostmyke

"I'm dying!"
"But the beat's fire!"

iman

8 years later....still a fresh track. Timeless perfection. Lol

adamfrbs

Thief: **breaks into car**
Alarm: “ya like Skrillex?”

wellhelltherefellwhuman

don't leave your kid in there, cuz that car's *hot*

diamondjub

"OH, my car alarm went off again."
"How do you know?"

"A group of ravers have gathered around it."

Squishysforbreakfast

Wow! Electronic engineer here. Usually diying battery circuit will autooscillate and will indeed produce a repetitive pattern but by far less interesting than this one. This one keeps on changing ever so slightly.
This would be difficult to obtain even on specially designed modular synth sequencers with randomization specifically designed for generative music production.
That it happened by chance is mind blowing!

ideegeniali