j1tters

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j1tters
Artist Free Association
Game Splatoon 3 (Side Order only)
Heard in
Splatoon 3
Floors from 1F to 9F with the objective "Escort the turbine tower!"
Featured in Splatoon 3 Jukebox
Ordertune – disc 1, track 27
BPM 128
Key signature C dorian
Length 3:10
Sample

j1tters is a song performed by Free Association. It is played on floors from 1F to 9F with the "Escort the turbine tower!" objective in Side Order.

Description

j1tters is mostly a disjointed piece of music. It begins with a few repeated phrases, before bringing in a backing of percussion and consistently repeated note on a synth. Additionally, there are beeps and other electronic sounds. Occasionally, the music is interrupted and a phrase much calmer, slower, and with an echo plays until it sounds as it glitches out, and goes back to the status quo. As the music progresses, a backing similar to that phrase appears in the main music. Near the end of the song, there is a series of fast arpeggios. Once they end, all backing is removed, similar to the beginning.

This song has an anxious feel to it, fitting with its name. It also has many beeps and other such sounds that seem less like music and more artificial.

Etymology

The name j1tters is formed by replacing the "i" in the word "jitters" with the number "1". The word "jitters" refers to extreme nervousness and slight movements in that context, such as fidgeting. Additionally, it is used to mean slight, irregular movements in electronic signals and devices. The naming scheme of replacing one letter of a word with the number 1, 2, or 3 is present in all floor songs for Side Order and derives from leetspeak.

See also