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[FilmEdge]

[sirpoins]

Going back to the whole "Ohio" question..Wright-Patterson Air Force base was where Project Sign and Blue Book were originally set up. Supposedly, what was once in Area 51 was moved there and set up in a warehouse with very high level security clearance..

[Melodyman]

To my ears, the end of the tape sounds like someone hit the stop button on a tape recorder after it plays back the 8th tone and comes to a halt just as another 'sound' is starting. Im an old recording engineer and used to do a lot of tape splicing/editing by hand. This sounds like someone stops the tape recording just as something more was about to play. One could even imply that the last tone, which has a wiggle in the middle, was caused by someone touching the tape flange and causing a temporary speed bump ...

Either way, since we are listening to a tape playback, this is the sound that it most resembles to my ears..

[Josh 23 Olla]

Actually i clear the "noise" from the audio file, and still btw tones you have a metalic sound as background, this cannot be noise cuz noise is something constant and not variable, and this background have diferent lvls so i dont think all in the btw is noise.....

[basschops]

tone/ notes

[Monkeychow67]

The whole problem with the audio file "puzzle" is the fact we don't know exactly WHAT we're supposed to be figuring out from it. We've been lead to IP addresses, phone numbers, musical notes, frequency numbers etc... But how will we know which is the one we're supposed to be looking for? Even if we do somehow manage to correctly 'solve' this puzzle, how will we know that we did it? The only way we could know for sure that we solved it is if it is related to the DEVICE? code.

[sirpoins]

[SeekerX]

[Monkeychow67]

Thanks for the welcome, this is the first ARG I'm actually participating in. I was a lurker during Cloverfield's Slusho campaign and the Portal 2 announcement, though.

[Spanky Kiddo]

The Audio File.

[Melodyman]

Please dont cross-post the same info in multiple threads..
TY

[Spanky Kiddo]

Sorry.

[SeekerX]

And I'm stil on your side Spanky .
Her try was intuitiv and a good effort. But even mediocre cryptography-systems aren't that easy . Recently found one which encryptsd letters into a 2-d matrix of numbers. Guess there are even some that encrypt into 3-d matrixes (I actually think the CRC check on CDs works this way). It's really sick stuff .

[asda]

Audio Software

[Roy Jones]

I've noticed a pattern in the numbers 25271339 (and sorry if this is completely wrong or offtopic)...

The combinations all revolve around the central "7". The two numbers (2+5) proceeding the "7" add to 7. The three numbers (1+3+3) following the "7" add to 7. The last number (9) less the first number (2) equals 7.

Is it possible that this is a numerical representation of the music in the corresponding "7" key? Or is this the first of many puzzles that may be a countdown, or possibly we'll get the code one number at a time? I don't know.