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Originally posted by Jordan River
Audio engineer here, what about the sound?
Originally posted by Wrabbit2000
Originally posted by Jordan River
Audio engineer here, what about the sound?
I agree some are definitely fake, but many are not, IMO. It's an entirely new direction to think and it probably leads nowhere...but I don't assume it would take an audio specialist long to see either way. If someone or somewhere wanted to communicate and either could not or would not use electronic means of ANY sort, what would it sound like over a large area?
What does early encryption sound like before it became burst and channel hopping? Hums....static...whines and cries. Anything but what it really is, but still recognizable in some respects as being something more than channel static.
So..any possibility some of these could be more than simply noise thrown off by a side effect or unintended consequence of something else? It's something about the sense of multiple sounds within the sounds I've started to get on recent ones..and this one stuck out. Oh well...
Originally posted by Jordan River
okay, obviously some are real, the baseball one, is real obviously
Originally posted by Wrabbit2000
Perhaps it's just me, but I could swear I'm hearing tones within tones on that. It's faint and my ears aren't symphony quality at this age, but it sounds complex. Industrial with a bounce kind of echo..or a different variation of the myriad reports from all over the planet.
Is anyone at ATS a sound engineer in the real world with the software and more importantly, the expertise to look at these sounds for the suggestion of more complexity? I just had a weird thought about what foreign.....VERY foreign...communication would sound like if intended across a huge area. Or...maybe not so foreign and meant for an audience with the equipment to make sense of it.