Ultrasonic Easter Eggs
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Ultrasonic Easter Eggs
I was talking to Ex orb member Thrash a while ago and he was saying they would put in ultrasonic noises in their early tracks to get reactions out of animals when played in a home with pets... anyone notice anything like that with BOC?
I think the idea was to get the animal to freak out.
I think the idea was to get the animal to freak out.
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ok, ive looked at a few threads about playing songs in reverse and playing songs faster or slower to look for easter eggs and i thought of an other way of trying to hide info in a song.
so i scoured over the campfire headphase looking for anything that might be hidden and i noticed that in one one song, sherbert head, there was some extra inaudble content showing on my spectrogram:
so i did a highpass @ ~16k and demodulated @ 22500hz, the result was:
knowing that most people cant hear over 18k, this strikes me an an effective form of steganography. maybe, if done correctly, it could be used to hide songs or messages right under our noses, or over our ears w/o us knowing it.
what i found upon demodulation was sherbert head lacking vocals and the bass.
ive included it:
http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?a ... 554DA4A4D9
so i scoured over the campfire headphase looking for anything that might be hidden and i noticed that in one one song, sherbert head, there was some extra inaudble content showing on my spectrogram:
so i did a highpass @ ~16k and demodulated @ 22500hz, the result was:
knowing that most people cant hear over 18k, this strikes me an an effective form of steganography. maybe, if done correctly, it could be used to hide songs or messages right under our noses, or over our ears w/o us knowing it.
what i found upon demodulation was sherbert head lacking vocals and the bass.
ive included it:
http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?a ... 554DA4A4D9
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Aesthetics wrote:Ultrasonic sounds through a set of normal speakers? yeah right...
I thought that the whole issue with CDs is that there are certain frequency ranges outside of human perception that CDs cannot represent...
OF course maybe we're talking about the vinyl, but you'd need some quality speakers to pull it off, I'd think.
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I think Aphex Twin went one better with the spectrogram! Check this link for an example of the master of fucked-up at work....
http://www.bastwood.com/aphex.php
http://www.bastwood.com/aphex.php
nny wrote:ExitEuXa wrote:
That's what happened after i let my dog Rakker listen to The Orb_Kiss Your Love!![from the Kiss EP, The Orb's first. Promo only 12" release "1000" copy's, aug."89] after that he attacked a squirrel.
now thats one spooky dog!
That's a really social cute dog, the Orb is to blame for this reaction.
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qubeular wrote:
what i found upon demodulation was sherbert head lacking vocals and the bass.
ive included it:
http://www.yousendit.com/transfer.php?a ... 554DA4A4D9
sorry, the download isn't possible anymore on yousendit.
can you put it online again please?
"repito?"
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