Please Rate and leave a comment :D Thanks :) This is my full review of the Editors Keys SL150 Studio USB Condenser microphone. Overall, It is an awesome micr...
Showing posts with label Chamber. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chamber. Show all posts
Friday, 8 March 2013
Best USB Condenser Microphone! :: Editors Keys SL150 Review
Best USB Condenser Microphone! :: Editors Keys SL150 Review Video Clips. Duration : 3.45 Mins.
Please Rate and leave a comment :D Thanks :) This is my full review of the Editors Keys SL150 Studio USB Condenser microphone. Overall, It is an awesome micr...
Please Rate and leave a comment :D Thanks :) This is my full review of the Editors Keys SL150 Studio USB Condenser microphone. Overall, It is an awesome micr...
Saturday, 2 February 2013
The Interrogation Chamber - Amazing Binaural 3D Sound Play
The Interrogation Chamber - Amazing Binaural 3D Sound Play Video Clips. Duration : 8.80 Mins.
Choose a higher video resolution for best sound quality. This play was recorded with two microphones placed in the ears of a dummy head thus being in binaural 3D sound. By listening to the play with stereo earphones in a quiet room you should get the same sound sensation as if you were actually on the set listening. Your hearing can determine the direction of a sound from the differences in arrival time and sound strength between your both ears as well as from the "frequency filter" caused by your ears shape. Please note that this purely fictional play contains some pretty scary and violent scenes. Do not listen to it if that can be bad for you. Download mp3-file: www18.zippyshare.com Download wav-file: www18.zippyshare.com Medielabbet is a student union organised by students of the Media technology program at KTH in Sweden. The members who made this are: Anton Warnhag, David Ringqvist, Erik Sillén, Norbert von Niman & Poya Tavakolian. Original manuscript by: Anton Warnhag Copyright 2011
Choose a higher video resolution for best sound quality. This play was recorded with two microphones placed in the ears of a dummy head thus being in binaural 3D sound. By listening to the play with stereo earphones in a quiet room you should get the same sound sensation as if you were actually on the set listening. Your hearing can determine the direction of a sound from the differences in arrival time and sound strength between your both ears as well as from the "frequency filter" caused by your ears shape. Please note that this purely fictional play contains some pretty scary and violent scenes. Do not listen to it if that can be bad for you. Download mp3-file: www18.zippyshare.com Download wav-file: www18.zippyshare.com Medielabbet is a student union organised by students of the Media technology program at KTH in Sweden. The members who made this are: Anton Warnhag, David Ringqvist, Erik Sillén, Norbert von Niman & Poya Tavakolian. Original manuscript by: Anton Warnhag Copyright 2011
Friday, 11 January 2013
Portal 2: Chamber 17 SSTV signal decoded
Portal 2: Chamber 17 SSTV signal decoded Video Clips. Duration : 2.17 Mins.
Those bursts of sound in the Rat man's den are actually SSTV signals that can be decoded into images using SSTV decoding softwares such as this: users.belgacom.net This is from the Rat man's den in test chamber 17, with the developer commentary on, you'll find a chat bubble that only plays this sound, well here it is, decoded. link to another decoded signal: www.youtube.com Slide 1: Portal 2 Announcement ARG (Alternate Reality Game, google it, there's lots of them which are awesome) - Created by people working on Portal 2 - Intended for enthusiastic superfans - Budget of less than 0 - Portal updated to include radios, brod- casting mysterious SSTV images - Certain images contained pieces of an MD5 hash of a phone number - Phone number lead to an old-fashioned BBS -Estimated time to 'solve': 7 hours - Actual time to solve: 7 hours 16 minutes Slide 2: Portal 2 SSTV Images - Analogue format used in HAM radio - Watching video of ISS SSTV soft- ware running sound from laptop speakers unexpectedly picked up by microphone - Peculiar squeking and beeping degrades in visually interesting ways - Photos of Valve whiteboards, equipment and anything science-related lying around - Finding radios in Portal made for fun meta-game everyone could join in Slide 3: Aperture Laboratories BBS - Single analogue phone line in a designer's kitchen (phone systems in Valve office too modern) - Old PC running Linux attached to a 2400 bps modem from 1987 via USB to serial adaptor) - ngetty to ...
Those bursts of sound in the Rat man's den are actually SSTV signals that can be decoded into images using SSTV decoding softwares such as this: users.belgacom.net This is from the Rat man's den in test chamber 17, with the developer commentary on, you'll find a chat bubble that only plays this sound, well here it is, decoded. link to another decoded signal: www.youtube.com Slide 1: Portal 2 Announcement ARG (Alternate Reality Game, google it, there's lots of them which are awesome) - Created by people working on Portal 2 - Intended for enthusiastic superfans - Budget of less than 0 - Portal updated to include radios, brod- casting mysterious SSTV images - Certain images contained pieces of an MD5 hash of a phone number - Phone number lead to an old-fashioned BBS -Estimated time to 'solve': 7 hours - Actual time to solve: 7 hours 16 minutes Slide 2: Portal 2 SSTV Images - Analogue format used in HAM radio - Watching video of ISS SSTV soft- ware running sound from laptop speakers unexpectedly picked up by microphone - Peculiar squeking and beeping degrades in visually interesting ways - Photos of Valve whiteboards, equipment and anything science-related lying around - Finding radios in Portal made for fun meta-game everyone could join in Slide 3: Aperture Laboratories BBS - Single analogue phone line in a designer's kitchen (phone systems in Valve office too modern) - Old PC running Linux attached to a 2400 bps modem from 1987 via USB to serial adaptor) - ngetty to ...
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