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This sounds so beautiful and desolate, reminding me of a combination of the first two tracks from Aphex Twin's Selected Ambient Works Vol 2, disc 2, in particular "Blue Calx" and "Parallel Stripes" starting from 40 seconds. [0] Thank you for sharing. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FXBAU8HsAqk
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2) It's amazing how perspective changes with more information. It is very odd how much that sounds just like a mower having difficulty starting, and is exactly the conclusion I would have jumped to it being. Glad you were able to get a better answer.
Are the birds imitating sounds they heard in the forest? Mimicry is a powerful thing
I tried using baudline[1] (a 20-year-old program!) but it didn't work out-of-the-box on my current Linux installation. Instead I found something called Sonic Visualizer[2], which, while not real-time, worked out of the box. Using Pulse Audio 'pavucontrol' it was easy to configure Sonic Visualizer to use as its input the 'monitor' channel, i.e. capturing the audio while the video played on Twitter.
I'd love to get baudline working again since it's able to run in realtime.
It looks like the main tone is at 440 Hz and tones at 400 and 480 Hz come and go. Not sure what to conclude from this. :-)
I tried making a spectrogram: https://twitter.com/nibot/status/1269347206445756416 I tried using baudline[1] (a 20-year-old program!) but it didn't work out-of-the-box on my current Linux installation. Instead I found something called Sonic Visualizer[2], which, while not real-time, worked out of the box. Using Pulse Audio 'pavucontrol' it was easy to configure Sonic Visualizer to use as its input the 'monitor' chann…
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I think the complaints about Falmouth wind turbine noise are eerily similar to complaints that wifi gives people headaches. I don’t think they are founded in reality.
My parents lived up that way, and the amount of NIMBY-ism regarding offshore turbines is staggering. I suspect you may be right, and people just latched onto whatever claim got the turbines shut down.
This is purely speculation from my side of course, as I've never been there.
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As a horror film fan, I was thinking combustion powered chainsaw.
The lyrebird can imitate a chainsaw -- among many other things. This is from the BBC's Life on Earth. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VjE0Kdfos4Y
The expressway I-5 bridge in Seattle is notoriously loud and can be heard for miles around. Interestingly, the sound from the busy topmost lane doesn't seem to make it to the ground. You can verify this during the brief pause when the express lane changes directions. I believe the traffic noise from the express-lane is reflecting off the underside of the upper lane. Seems like a diffusing layer on the underside of th…
This sounds so beautiful and desolate, reminding me of a combination of the first two tracks from Aphex Twin's Selected Ambient Works Vol 2, disc 2, in particular "Blue Calx" and "Parallel Stripes" starting from 40 seconds. [0] Thank you for sharing. [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FXBAU8HsAqk
Berlin has some absolutely beautiful church bells. The overtones and reverb from all the walls are so chilling, it makes you feel like you're inside the bells or something. I recorded one of them: https://sndup.net/2h7t/St+Joseph+Kirche.m4a