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[The Watcher]

Maybe we're looking to deeple into all this.

I'm thinking "You've seen my name before" simply refers to

[grumpyboy]

don't know if this is the correct solve or not, but posting as spoiler just in case:

[Coopster]

Hahahah, l337 speak... Good one, But that is a point, where is William now?

[konamouse]

[Wishi-san]

Ooh, interesting. Could this be the first real link to Dream Projector?

That 1337 solution certainly seems a bit of a stretch. It could be the solution though. A strange one if nothing else

[enaxor]

This updated message is now on UM in the "about this site" link. I'm putting it in this thread because it may be a clue as to what we're suppose to do with the Dewey numbers.

http://www.urbanmythology.net/about.html

[PsychoticKitten]

actually it seems to fit in really well and would explain a lot. Wow. Things are finally starting to shape up a bit. Now the question is, how do we get to william?

[grumpyboy]

[Coopster]

I'm sorry @_@. Anyways, I've looked at those notes, but I don't think there's a standard chord which hits all of them. The 'B' might be b flat. And... uhh, well all of the notes can be next to eachother if you put the c an octave higher... And playing them doesn't seem to ring any bells over here. =[

[Lobo]

Well this is a wav file of the notes played out. I have done nothing but played them and recorded them.


Deleted post because of the "absurd" size

[Arben]

I'm going to accuse that .wav of being 'absurdly large' in ratio to...maybe helpfulness...or...time folks want to spend waiting. Here's an mp3 of it.

[wvlf_prower]

[SPEC] what if the numbers are frequencies? They're aren't massive, but, hey, the standard tuning "a" is 440 Hz.

Using an online Frequency calculator to find the closest note and MIDI number for the pitch:
158 -- D# 2 (51)
238 -- A# 2 (58 )
315 -- D# 3 (63)
363 -- F# 3 (66)
370 -- F# 3 (66)
475 -- A# 3 (70)
584 -- D 4 (74)
613 -- D# 4 (75)
649 -- E 4 (76)
727 -- F# 4 (78 )
745 -- F# 4 (78 )
810 -- G# 4 (80)

Well, most of them are too close together, but this is possible. Seems very chromatic, like it's almost set theory. Yay for me being a music dork.

EDIT: Friggin' smileys.

[DeathPrawn]

Unfortunately, Lobo's (and, in turn, Arben's) notes are a half-step off for some reason. So here's both the piano notes at their correct pitches, as well as the chords played on a guitar. I apologize for the guitar being so terrible, but my guitar's crap and I couldn't play a B chord properly to save my life.

[EDIT]
In my piano recording, I forgot one of the Bs in the string of four of them, so I redid my recording and updated the file here.

Also, I added an MP3 of the notes suggested by wvlf_prowler's post about frequencies
[/EDIT]

[rasputin1072]

It's probably unrelated, but I just thought I would note the similarity between the beginning of the piano part and the piano part played in the movie "Eye's Wide Shut". The secret society has a blinfolded piano player playing the same thing over and over. I thought that was interesting, but probably unrelated.

[grumpyboy]

ok, this is not another of my GOAT theories, promised!