CLEAN NOISE THROUGH DENOISE

All audio captured within Somewhere Out There comes with a layer of interference that needs to be scrubbed clean before it's safe to listen to. What once took a whole wall of knobs and sliders has now been condensed into a machine that fits right on your desk! Thanks to our newfound Denoise technology, we're able to safely share with you the strange sounds from Somewhere Out There.

*This page was empty besides the Denoise blurb, but I grabbed a note and some audio samples from the lead Fac 4 audio engineer.

Attached are various sound clips to have been captured from KB. Recent excursions into our world have had a noticeable impact on her output; the audio she now exudes seemingly has structure: percussion, basslines, instruments, voices, and a general semblance to music overall, though her "signature" grating noises are still present on occasion.

Compositions seem to be somewhat short and repetitive. If we go with Sam's theory, it may have something to do with getting an earworm stuck in the listener's head to allow the Void's signal to imprint more deeply. However, after being properly filtered through a denoiser, these clips should be free of any adverse effects.

Their associated names were either given by KB herself, suggested by employees, or marked as [ID] in the meantime. These may not be the final versions of these “pieces”, as KB has been known to iterate on her noise patterns several times.

I've separated these snippets into two categories: Experimental and Musical. Experimental samples are more unrefined or unconventional in nature, while Musical samples are much more closely related to traditional music compositions.


MUSICAL

Relax
REMEMBER
Surrender
Relapse
Descend
[ID-M1]
[ID-M2]
513PM
[ID-M3]
815PM

EXPERIMENTAL

[ID-E1]
Submerged
[ID-E2]
[ID-E3]
DISSOCIATE
Hypoxia
Warning
PANICPANICPANIC
Agita
[ID-E4]
Radio Nausea

For comparison: a small selection of the very first audio samples we retrieved that were confirmed to have originated from KB.

Notable are:

March 20th 2024 - first ever audio captured of KB. Most likely emitted during a meltdown, as with the following two recordings

April 2nd 2024 - first hints of melodic intent behind noise outbursts, cohesive music evolves rapidly from this point)

March 20th 2024
March 26th 2024
March 29th 2024
April 10th 2024