Representing The Flag - Blue #13/100

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In the limited editions, its time to get the party started. With 3 different audio visualizations, you can see the impact of the different sound layers visually. The 3 limited editions represent the colors of the Dutch flag: red, white, and blue. And the final edition is blue, the lowest layer in the Dutch flag. This is where the low frequencies like the kick and bass thrive. When the kick hits, the tulips start to reverb along with it.
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