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Another retro approach: a knob that you turn that generates static when you're between stations. For extra authenticity, there should be hiss (or a station) wh
by adrianmonk 6y ago
Another retro approach: a knob that you turn that generates static when you're between stations.
For extra authenticity, there should be hiss (or a station) when the knob is sitting still and crackling when it is turning.
- DonHopkins 6y agoIdeally recordings of old school retro static from the 1950's, instead the kind of modern high-tech static you get with cell phones and bluetooth and wifi and 5G networks polluting the spectrum.