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[SeekerX]

And you want to tell that you didn't use any EQ or filter to make it sound as muffled as yours actually does? Digitally slowing a file down doesn't make it sound muffled. And why does your "instrument" sound so much like a Hammond organ while the original tones sound like simple DTMF. And why does your "music" contain a different rythm than the original straight rythm?
Sorry, but I am very sceptic. Very, very sceptic.
Was that a real Hammond or just a software synthie?

[Badion]

Really? I swear i pulled the file down from the wiki bruce page. the second you hit -75% on the speed thing you can begin to hear it. once you delete the space it shows up right away.


ill gladly do a live meeting so you can see how things came to be.

[Badion]

here this should help. I took the "less gaps" file and sped it up 175% you can begin to hear the notes again. I dont know how to get it back exactly cause of the deletes that I did.

[Colt]

actually i was sceptic at first, but if you take his file and put it in audacity and take it to 96000Hz you hear the same tones as in the original expcnv sound file

[SeekerX]

I stand corrected about the muffled quality. Actually Audacity does dampen the sound when you use "change speed" once for -75% while it does not so when you use the same three times with -25%. Still I, off now, get a different result in tonal quality. But I take back my scepticism.

[VictorCharlie]

Time

[GabeGideon]

So I was really bored and I started messing around with the EXPCNV file in garageband, and I found a beat that I think is pretty cool. All I did was add a panning echo.

Be forewarned that this means absolutely nothing as far as the game.
Check it out if you're as bored as I am.

(oh, and this is the first time I've attached anything to a post, so hopefully the mp3 will work)

[Froid]

[Tracker_56]

[Euchre]

You could redo that with the noise canceled version from my previous post.

[cearanissa]

Re: Time

[vapor]

I played around a bit with a vocoder plug-in I found for Audacity last night. I was able to generate some similar sounding audio just by using voice as a formant and the golden ratio tones as a carrier. Of course, I'm not at the same computer right now so I can't attach the audio but I will later this evening.

It isn't an exact match but I was able to reproduce the "wavering" effect on the tones just by using the vocoder plugin at default settings.

[/james V.]

morse code

[vapor]

Ok so here are the results of my vocoder testing. I'm attaching the stereo track of the voice and the tones together (I had to slw the voice down to match the length of the tones) and then the vocoded version of the track. It produces a very similar effect on the tones just by using the default setting in the Audacity pugin.

Oh and since I was playing around with vocoder, I made a little something extra which is also attached.

I can provide links to the plugin if anyone else is interested in playing with it.

ETA: I thought the wemustparty vocoded file was too vanilla so I added phaser effect to the carrier waveform and vocoded again for a much more extra terrestrial sounding output.

[asda]

Coool