Saliva-Driven Low Frequency Oscillator

This audio is an experimental exploration of a unique sound concept titled "Saliva-Driven Low Frequency Oscillator." The audio begins with a low-frequency oscillator, or LFO, providing a rhythmic pulse. It's a consistent, almost hypnotic pattern that forms the heart of the audio. The oscillator is a key component of the Moog synthesizer, an analog system known for its rich, warm tones. As the audio progresses, we are introduced to the distinctive element of this piece - the 'spit' or 'spitty' sound. This is a wet, sibilant sound that adds an unexpected and intriguing texture to the composition. It has been manipulated to create a sense of movement and dynamism, adding layers to the audio. The 'spit' sound is passed through a filter, a common tool in synthesis that shapes and controls the frequencies produced by the oscillator. This process alters the tonal quality of the 'spit', creating a resonance that echoes throughout the audio