This microtrack is made from three prior One Sound Every Day entries, as well as some quickly programmed beats. The mystery is which entries contain the three sounds used? Have a guess and post all three selections as links in a comment. Grand prize is the recognition of ACB readers around the world! This is not quite the same as the Mystery Sound Number One post from April, but more of a hide and seek version. Each sound is fairly clear in the track, and none of the sounds in question are part of the drum patterns.
Here’s a recording I made last weekend on our second night of camping during the 
Every so often I save certain voice messages. Usually because they are entertaining, strange, or sometimes infuriating. I eventually end up deleting them after a while. I decided to preserve this weird message from a friend who might identify himself after hearing this, because he is a regular reader and is also not the shy type. 
Here’s a loop that I played on my Korg MS2000 during a recent jam session. I was sending the MS2K an external synchronization signal via MIDI and it sounds as if the instrument was laboring to lock in with the clock. 
I came across this set while browsing through my Ableton Live documents. Glitches and clicks slowly melt into metallic tones, back to glitches, and finally auto filtered before fading out. I could not find this experiment from last October posted on ACB, so it must have fallen through the cracks.