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I really love how each of the sounds are just a little bit different than the one that came before it.. Different static sounds or interference. Almost as if we were actually tuning in to the station itself, waiting to hear the chime of the BoC Transmission about to list off our next set of orders..
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depechedaz
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Those additional colors you filled it makes it look plausible.weird-tom wrote:Probably no interest :
Hexadecimal colors of Cosecha's enigma.
http://civicnetwork.fr/boc/boc-code-04-full.jpg
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Magrathea
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But did you notice how the spacing and even the voice length of each number is absolutely identical between all numbers and all clues? There's been careful crafting for all that.twitchcoe wrote:I really love how each of the sounds are just a little bit different than the one that came before it.. Different static sounds or interference. Almost as if we were actually tuning in to the station itself, waiting to hear the chime of the BoC Transmission about to list off our next set of orders..
The preparation for clues is always a tense time.
That's another thing that makes it so fantastic! As if the chime and numbers are programmed into a speech/morse generator to be sent out to the listener! We hear the transmission coming from the machine, intertwined with the sound of static and mixing frequencies in the background as if we were picking up the transmissions on an actual shortwave radio, day after day.Magrathea wrote:But did you notice how the spacing and even the voice length of each number is absolutely identical between all numbers and all clues? There's been careful crafting for all that.
The preparation for clues is always a tense time.
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ohkrs wrote:It's fake.
I'm a little bit lost after 2days without internet ...
edit: and someone can tell me how the second number was found ?? (the 628315)
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they were definitely broadcast via ham or shortwave or even portable fm tuner in some manner and then re-recorded. being into shortwave for a decade and understanding some fidelity issues attributed to broadcasting leads me to this.twitchcoe wrote:I really love how each of the sounds are just a little bit different than the one that came before it.. Different static sounds or interference. Almost as if we were actually tuning in to the station itself, waiting to hear the chime of the BoC Transmission about to list off our next set of orders..
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BunnyRabbit
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You think? Cool. I was wondering that too.nordheim wrote:they were definitely broadcast via ham or shortwave or even portable fm tuner in some manner and then re-recorded. being into shortwave for a decade and understanding some fidelity issues attributed to broadcasting leads me to this.twitchcoe wrote:I really love how each of the sounds are just a little bit different than the one that came before it.. Different static sounds or interference. Almost as if we were actually tuning in to the station itself, waiting to hear the chime of the BoC Transmission about to list off our next set of orders..
Is it true that interference is quite common on SW, so some of the other artefacts could be genuine stuff from the ether?
This was done tonight! Here you can find a summary: http://bocpages.org/wiki/Record_Store_Day_incidentdrSoul91 wrote:ohkrs wrote:It's fake.
I'm a little bit lost after 2days without internet ...
edit: and someone can tell me how the second number was found ?? (the 628315)
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SO∆PYJUICE
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yep. agreed.egbdf wrote:Those additional colors you filled it makes it look plausible.weird-tom wrote:Probably no interest :
Hexadecimal colors of Cosecha's enigma.
http://civicnetwork.fr/boc/boc-code-04-full.jpg
(also, @egbdf, that Turquoise Hexagon Sun cover by your band is real neat)
ohh thanks!!, I followed 2020K but it's not updated as I see..gjieck wrote:This was done tonight! Here you can find a summary: http://bocpages.org/wiki/Record_Store_Day_incidentdrSoul91 wrote:ohkrs wrote: It's fake.
I'm a little bit lost after 2days without internet ...
edit: and someone can tell me how the second number was found ?? (the 628315)
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I sort of have it in the back of my head that the NPR "clue" might actually be the cipher. Maybe there will be 2 more clues? Interesting times ahead. I have a feeling that this thing will get wrapped up by the end of the weekend, one way or another so Pitchfork and company can have it out there on Monday morning for all the regular folks to see.egbdf wrote:I wonder if tonight will be the grand finale since there's only one clue left and it's a Friday so people will have time for it.
totally, interference is everywhere in radio signals. when you think of whats going on via physics, its kind of remarkable it works as well as it does. 3 meter waves from 8000 miles away, bouncing off of the atmosphere!? huh?! yet it works. its amazing stuff. i highly recommend getting a little radio or two and listening late at night. can be spooky. a small artifact i recorded months ago to illustrate what kind of interference, static, and tuning in between frequencies can sound like: http://soundcloud.com/geometrie/inabewyreyesberchaswunkBunnyRabbit wrote:You think? Cool. I was wondering that too.nordheim wrote:they were definitely broadcast via ham or shortwave or even portable fm tuner in some manner and then re-recorded. being into shortwave for a decade and understanding some fidelity issues attributed to broadcasting leads me to this.twitchcoe wrote:I really love how each of the sounds are just a little bit different than the one that came before it.. Different static sounds or interference. Almost as if we were actually tuning in to the station itself, waiting to hear the chime of the BoC Transmission about to list off our next set of orders..
Is it true that interference is quite common on SW, so some of the other artefacts could be genuine stuff from the ether?
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holy balls batman! i hope you are right cause that is a good ideaOpothecary wrote:I sort of have it in the back of my head that the NPR "clue" might actually be the cipher. Maybe there will be 2 more clues? Interesting times ahead. I have a feeling that this thing will get wrapped up by the end of the weekend, one way or another so Pitchfork and company can have it out there on Monday morning for all the regular folks to see.egbdf wrote:I wonder if tonight will be the grand finale since there's only one clue left and it's a Friday so people will have time for it.
