Slime Squelch

How it's made

Source

a slime creature compresses, stretches and peels free. Three overlapping turbulence blobs model viscous flow through changing gaps; filtered pink noise supplies the soft moving mass.

Body

broad, damped cavity bands sweep 250-1600 Hz as trapped pockets narrow and reopen. A second band at 1.8 times the centre adds a wet throat without stable pitched ringing; Q stays below 2.5.

Envelope

12-30 ms rounded attacks, 90-180 ms lobes, a weaker final suction release around 350 ms; the sticky film fades by 500 ms, with a silent safety tail to 600 ms. No impact click or reverb.

Layers

low-passed friction under the blobs and 3-7 tiny air-pocket chirps at 550-1900 Hz; chirps have 2 ms attacks and 18-40 ms damping, softened by a 3.8 kHz low-pass.

Variation

independent seeded streams vary blob timing, cavity tuning and pocket size. Size lowers cavities, adhesion stretches the peel, and aeration changes pocket count and prominence.

Presets

small quick ooze, heavy dark sludge, long adhesive peel, and an airy bubbling squeeze.

The source is reviewed and run by SonicBricks; agents fetch it as a recipe with sb. It is not published on this page.