I can hear it too. It's a very faint whisper but yeah, its there.shayjakespeare wrote:Sorry, I'm a couple of pages behind...I can absolutely hear 'you are going to enjoy' in that audio clip.globochem wrote:Ok, I reversed the latest hd version we've got - there's definitely something here.
from :10-:17 there is definitely something being said. "You are going to ... [enjoy it?] So ____" ??
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Did he say anything about it?Betacord wrote:The '519225' code just played again on the BBC - but now, it's Stuart Maconie's show on Radio 6 Music
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Don't know if this means anything or if I've added up wrong, but…
Put the numbers in a 6x6 grid.
Add up the numbers in each column (e.g. 6 + 6 + 7 + 9 + missing + 5), then add up the totals of the results for each column. You get 148.
Add up the numbers in each row (e.g. 6 + 9 + 9 + 7 + 4 + 2), then add up the totals of the results for each row. You get 148.

Put the numbers in a 6x6 grid.
Add up the numbers in each column (e.g. 6 + 6 + 7 + 9 + missing + 5), then add up the totals of the results for each column. You get 148.
Add up the numbers in each row (e.g. 6 + 9 + 9 + 7 + 4 + 2), then add up the totals of the results for each row. You get 148.

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Has just mentioned it seconds ago following the subsequent track... Referring to it only as an "intriguing snippet" and that those who'd like to learn more could discuss it on the website.Twoist wrote:Did he say anything about it?Betacord wrote:The '519225' code just played again on the BBC - but now, it's Stuart Maconie's show on Radio 6 Music
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It is a Suduko! Theoretically then if we knew what number they all add up to, could we fill in the last set of numbers ourselves?brokendrum70 wrote:Don't know if this means anything or if I've added up wrong, but…
Put the numbers in a 6x6 grid.
Add up the numbers in each column (e.g. 6 + 6 + 7 + 9 + missing + 5), then add up the totals of the results for each row. You get 148.
Add up the numbers in each row (e.g. 6 + 9 + 9 + 7 + 4 + 2), then add up the totals of the results for each row. You get 148.
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So he's saying that there is something else hidden in that one?? To the website.. We ride!Betacord wrote:Has just mentioned it seconds ago following the subsequent track... Referring to it only as an "intriguing snippet" and that those who'd like to learn more could discuss it on the website.Twoist wrote:Did he say anything about it?Betacord wrote:The '519225' code just played again on the BBC - but now, it's Stuart Maconie's show on Radio 6 Music
Re: 148
This is because you are simply finding the sum of all numbers in the grid, but in different orders. You could fill the missing digits with any number set and the two totals would still be the same.brokendrum70 wrote:Don't know if this means anything or if I've added up wrong, but…
Put the numbers in a 6x6 grid.
Add up the numbers in each column (e.g. 6 + 6 + 7 + 9 + missing + 5), then add up the totals of the results for each column. You get 148.
Add up the numbers in each row (e.g. 6 + 9 + 9 + 7 + 4 + 2), then add up the totals of the results for each row. You get 148.
Here's the site if anyone is looking to save some time: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01s5cdxElexen wrote:So he's saying that there is something else hidden in that one?? To the website.. We ride!Betacord wrote:Has just mentioned it seconds ago following the subsequent track... Referring to it only as an "intriguing snippet" and that those who'd like to learn more could discuss it on the website.Twoist wrote: Did he say anything about it?
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Re: 148
Me stupid then.Scopas wrote:This is because you are simply finding the sum of all numbers in the grid, but in different orders. You could fill the missing digits with any number set and the two totals would still be the same.
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Unknown / / / / / Xxxxxx, they just approve/spread again a known number, no?Roobix wrote:Here's the site if anyone is looking to save some time: http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b01s5cdxElexen wrote:So he's saying that there is something else hidden in that one?? To the website.. We ride!Betacord wrote: Has just mentioned it seconds ago following the subsequent track... Referring to it only as an "intriguing snippet" and that those who'd like to learn more could discuss it on the website.
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I'm starting to wonder if we're gonna get the final number at all before the album is released. Maybe the final number is actually revealed on a track on the album. What the final number string's significance will be I have no idea though. I'm just hoping (probably against the odds) that as tomorrow is Monday, Warp will announce the new album as I think traditionally Warp announce new albums on Mondays - correct me if I'm wrong.
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some of the people on this board are putting more effort into deriding everything we've tried to present here than we've put into decoding this thing, and that is ALOT. yes, maybe too much. but it needs to be said. if you're brand new and nothing more than a naysayer, kindly get out of the way. we are actually making progress whether you like the people trying to help or not. what happens next will still happen whether or not you like the way it happens.
This is an interesting thought.... as if the final code on a new release would solve the puzzle to yet another release. I remember last year around April 2012 that OddNosdam eluded on his personal FB that he was working with them again.... He also eluded that it was an entire album. I took it with a grain of salt.GeometricPish wrote:I'm starting to wonder if we're gonna get the final number at all before the album is released. Maybe the final number is actually revealed on a track on the album. What the final number string's significance will be I have no idea though. I'm just hoping (probably against the odds) that as tomorrow is Monday, Warp will announce the new album as I think traditionally Warp announce new albums on Mondays - correct me if I'm wrong.
