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[SeekerX]

OK, I didn't actually repeat your experiment with connecting one pc to the other via line-in but I highly doubt what you came up with has any meaning.
When I have time and opportunity I will, until then I regard those ethereal noises as bollocks.
Recording something from "what you hear"- drivers or ripping it off the site is much more valuable and true than any other means of getting at it.
Therefore, your file is the least one I would speculate upon.

[RasGold]

[cboyd0319]

STIES Noises

[cboyd0319]

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[Headman]

OK, so I picked it up the 30th Anny Edition of Close Encounters on Blu-ray for $15 at Wal-Mart and watched it last night. Very cool to see how the super 8 trailer pays respect to Spielberg. It's inspiration was very notable in the interview with Spielberg where he spoke about his personal inspirations and intellectual views. What I found most interesting was the part about the 5 tone/note motif created by John Williams. The interview was very intriguing, I tried to find a link to the video on line but had no luck. In regards to the motif he basically stated that music is math and math is the universal language, which we already knew. In the film the tones used were part of the solfege scale invented by the Reverend John Curwen and linked to hand signs adapted by composer Zoltán Kódaly in order to play music for deaf children. It was also implied to be a greeting; H-E-L-L-O. So knowing JJ, the tones downloaded in this Braegen14 file link to either math or letters, again nothing we already didn't know. Now I am by no means a musician or hand sign expert, nor am I a mathematician, heck I cannot even figure out my 6th grade son's math homework. Point being, the answer is there and we just gotta refocus our efforts and figure it out. I tried to link the hand signs from the Kódaly method but have no clue as to how you get H-E-L-L-O out of it. My brain is like pudding now.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kod%C3%A1ly_Method#Hand_signs

[Euchre]

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[cboyd0319]

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[severrin]

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[Tracker_56]

[Tracker_56]

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[SeekerX]

[Colt]

I don't know how relevant this is, but if you upload the expcnv file to audacity, put it at 22050Hz, and the last little bit, the "silence" at the end, if you amplify that some, enough to see the wavelengths, you can hear 3 beeps

at first i only heard 2, then i put on some headphones and heard 3, you can't hear them unless you amplify and lower the Hz as they're at roughly .2 intervals, i heard them at 16000Hz and 22050Hz (some default intervals)

Edit: If you add in Noise Removal to the mix, then the beeps turn into a ringing. Noise Remove the whole file and you get less "Notes" but you can still hear them, the whole file, tho, has the ringing in it, and the "note" before the final one, where some are saying the left is different then the right, well, the right doesn't have a "note" after the removal of the background noise

[jiblington]

ok im not sure if this has been covered but i tried searching and couldnt find it, but with this audio file the main points ive picked up on is that the left and right note portion of the audio is slightly different but the noise is the same on both tracks when you look at the sound waves, as far as im aware as a trainee record producer this is easy to achieve by multi track recording everything(recording each instrument or part seperately) and then mixing them down to one stereo file, if one instrument or part is panned more to the left then the right, even a tiny amount it will cause that part of the sound wave to look different on the tracks whereas the parts that are not panned will look identical on both, again sorry if thats been covered or is basic knowledge to the rest of the world outside music people, or if ive missed the point entirely.

[GeniferB]

I'm not sure there's even a way to do this, but has anybody tried to send the sound file through a fax machine?

[Froid]