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On the YouTube video it definitely does sound like something strong going on underground... but that's probably a very poor method of assessment.
by throwaway613834 9y ago
On the YouTube video it definitely does sound like something strong going on underground... but that's probably a very poor method of assessment.
- bowmessage 9y agoThe audio on the video was probably added in post...
- throwaway613834 9y agoCould you elaborate on why that is necessarily a problem? Couldn't they have done it losslessly?
- tempestn 9y agoMeaning it's just a rendition of a hum, not an actual recording of "the hum".
- throwaway613834 9y ago> Meaning it's just a rendition of a hum, not an actual recording of "the hum". ...what? Did you not open the link at all? Or are you suggesting they're lying? They literally explicitly say it's an actual recording of the Windsor Hum at 11:12pm on August 24, 2011...
- rainbowmverse 9y agoIt sounds like any generic dubstep wubbler preset you can download. At least from the few seconds they played it without someone talking over it. Seeing the video does not make me less skeptical. I don't know that they're lying, but I do not have great faith in human perception.
- kalleboo 9y agoListen to the one linked in the article, not the one embedded in the article https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tPDILKQjJW8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tPDILKQjJW8
- rainbowmverse 9y agoIt sounds like a bassline in my MDR7506 headphones. I've heard a louder version from neighbors' houses when they were having parties.
- tempestn 9y agoI'm not suggesting anything; I'm interpreting the grandparent's comment.
- dingo_bat 9y agoBecause it could have been synthesized.