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| Joined: | Jun 26th, 2009 |
| Location: | Heart Of Arizona Indian Country, Arizona USA |
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Nice job on the tower.
When I first listened to the bridge sample file...for a fraction of a second in the response section I heard the response start out crystal clear and then modulate. I thought it might have been a glitch in compression to an mp3.
Since watching your expanded video, I realized it was the movement of the pencil mic that produced the effect.
The way the audio behaves during your process kinda reminds of me of when I was younger and used to talk into a tabletop fan to hear my robot voice...so to speak.
I also listened to your bridge carrier clip and ran it through some audio software to further modulate the sound but kept running into repeating patterns on the output; but I'm sure with a little tweaking it could be useful.
I agree that sound modulation is one viable option for communication.
I applaud your creativity and your design skills and look forward to any other projects you care to share.
Regards,
Ron