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FWIW that's this in SuperCollider: var outerEnv = http://EnvGen.kr (Env([0, 1, 0], [0.01, 2])); var freqEnv = http://EnvGen.kr (Env([8000, 400], [2])); var mod = http://LFPulse.ar (10, 0, 0.5, 1.0, 1.0); http://SinOsc.ar (mod * freqEnv, 0, 0.2) * outerEnv
Until someone finds a name for it I'm calling it 'ochitenaishi'. And if you know why you get a cookie (or a frozen mikan).
Here are some examples of it showing up in songs. Note how they're all the same pattern of a square wave LFO plus a pitch envelope (a tone switching quickly between two frequencies, falling overall)pic.twitter.com/GUX1z4KHt7
It sounds like every magical girl helper fairy thing ever. Guessing that's the name of the Precure one.
Nope, but not too far off.
Because it does not fall? Sounds like something of a flying saucer hovering away.
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