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Most of that sound is caused by artifacts of slowing the bloop down but keeping it in audible frequencies. Here's a more realistic version of the sound and a r
by __david__ 14y ago
Most of that sound is caused by artifacts of slowing the bloop down but keeping it in audible frequencies.
Here's a more realistic version of the sound and a rationale of how it was made (needs a sub-woofer or some decent headphones to actually hear it):
http://porkrind.org/missives/the-bloop/ http://porkrind.org/missives/the-bloop/
- andrewcooke 14y agohuh. thanks. so i guess this is obvious, given the context, but that sounds like an earthquake (a decent sized one) feels, if you see what i mean... (also, you can hear it with decent speakers - no sub-woofer. it's audible with BW 602s (large monitors) for example)