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[WolfHawk]

These PMs have entirely too much Fun with Audio!!

The very first phrase sounds like "Go to" to me. The second set sounds like it begins with "seek." I turned my speaker tone knob all the way to treble and it was a little better.

[JohnnyCon7]

I'm completely useless with audio, but I played around with Audacity a bit, and I'm pretty sure the third phrase is "wrong person".

[taureanfreak]

I suck with audio (one too many rock concerts) but I think the third one is "but not the person" God i don't know! LOL maybe if we could get rid of the bass

[VQ.Wavecrest]

There's something in the background with the piano, but I don't have any audio software!

Maybe the piano song itself means something too? I'll try hunting down which song it is.

[notgordian]

Preliminary Analysis

[VQ.Wavecrest]

[echidna]

Re: Preliminary Analysis

[VQ.Wavecrest]

Echidna, you should be able to use it IG. Will posted the fact that he'd be on Skype. It was on one of the news forums. Here's the link. http://www.deuscity.com/forum.php?request=show_thread&thread_id=142

Hope that helps.

As for my thing earlier, I don't know if he's saying, "Lucky" or "Good." And I was so sure earlier!

I blame Will if I get a concussion

[notgordian]

As for the "numbers", those two lines are both part of the same text...I added a line break because the single tones (CE and EG) were in the exact middle of the message.

There are also other ways to establish the tone/number links, so what you see might not be right. (I was trying telephone texting routes which is why I set the standalone tones as 0 and 1)

[BrumGuy]

I'd be willing to try dialling the number as it does fit the UK standard for a mobile telephone, and due to getting the call, despite messing it up, I would be expected to have heard the message.

That said, would like confirmation that a load of people have not already tried it, as I do not really want a visit from the police, due to harrassing phone calls.

Also, as I'm not at all musical, how was each note/set of notes converted into the corresponding number??

Was it an ascending/descending scale?? What's the theory in respect of the first half of the code too? As this may be key to what needs to be said, although if it is a mobile telephone number, I suspect it would goto voicemail to give another audio message, or perhaps the first part is an encoded password to gain access to stored messages on the voicemail??


Sorry to ask so many questions, but if I am going to call it, I'd prefer to be prepared.



Brum

[notgordian]

The numbers were assigned semi-systematically, but there are other permutations one can use. I assigned them based on the following system (and the real important information is, as BrumGuy suggested, the note/chord pairings in the message).

The order was done in ascending order. First, the two chordal pairs that were alone. Then, note pairs where the first note was a single note. Finally, note pairs where the first note was a chord.

If the answer is indeed a phone number (and I don't believe it is), I do not understand why we have a string of 22 numbers instead of 11. I converted the pairings into numbers to make further analysis easier (as a find/replace on numbers is easier than note pairings).

[morelaak]

the first set of numbers could be another number in another country. Could be another contact. I think nearly all numbers outside of the US follow the 11 digit format.

[James Stone]

Re: Preliminary Analysis

[notgordian]

AgentLex just sent me a recording of the music part along with the following message.

[Wang Guantao]