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[Bobaganoosh]

did anybody look into the frequencies of the notes behind the breathing? there's definitely a pattern of some kind, seemingly intentional. I don't have a program that can pick up the frequencies during the audio.

ETA: I believe it's the file called transmission7 that someone posted earlier, it's the last audio we have from when you click on the old morse code light

[SamuelofR247]

Not sure if there's much too see here, mostly a repeating sound at about 3000.....

[Bobaganoosh]

I wasn't trying to see much there...trying to figure out what the notes were, in what order, and maybe even for how long.

whether the notes were their letter-equivalent notes, or the frequency of the notes, i wasn't sure if there'd be a way to plug them into that document in some way like people did with the notes from the other document. watching the little waves raise and lower in that pic you posted doesn't really seem to line up with the audio on the site. I'm not sure why, i figured that program would pick up clearer audio on the tones than it did.

also, I'm not sure where the 3000 number you gave is from? the heart monitor-beep? that's not what i was reffering to. I meant the tones that are paired...like in that picture it looks like one is at about 5500 while it's pair is at 7700. then it shifts down to 4400 and 5600. I can't find a point where the duration of those lines seems to line up with the audio i'm hearing, but those are the notes I'm pondering at the moment.

[SamuelofR247]

[Bobaganoosh]

if that's just a snippet than my confusion makes more sense haha.

I'm talking about the notes. not the little beeps that sound like a heart monitor that are the little "small blips" you were talking abot.

If you look at that picture you posted around the frequencies i mentioned above, you should see what i'm talking about...looks sort of like a staircase that goes up and down throughout the picture

[SamuelofR247]

[Bobaganoosh]

[ericstrip]

thanks for letting us know!

[Bobaganoosh]

[SamuelofR247]

Here's the whole shebang then...

[Bobaganoosh]

[Person1]

We can not let this die!

[Person2]

[Kaltern]

Ok, that was quite odd... person1/2... That you Nova?

[shtaffa]

There has to be more to come from gknova6.com.

Now that we have the picture of the room we are no closer to understanding the story than we were before.

I also believe that the timer at the bottom of the screen has a purpose. The numbers on it look different than the rest of the numbers in the image. As in, they look like they are a layer (sprite) different than the rest. That would lead me to believe that at some point they are going to be animated.

I'm sure there are more than this one, but I think that there are things that have been discovered that have not been used to solved a puzzle or reveal a clue. For instance, KARL = b and NAPOLEON = d. Yes, I realize that KM was born on 5/5 and NB died on 5/5, but what information did that really give us? In transmission 6 we discovered why we needed to know that FREEDOM = 7. I think that the Karl and Napoleon clues may be used at a later date.

Now to stir up the pot.....

What is gknova for? I know that initially people were saying Singularity, Fallout or COD. Does any of the information really fit any of these games? Singularity, no. Fallout, no. COD, bits and pieces. Everyone's saying that COD has missions from the cold war era. OK, there's a connection, I'll give you that. From the COD:BO trailer though, it looked like it covered a lot more ground than just the cold war. If you were creating an ARG for a game such as COD:BO, would it be this? Would it be now? Ummm.... the game comes out in a little under 6 months. If this is for COD:BO, it is one of the more poorly timed advertising vehicles for the game.

So, what is it for?