You remember all those movies were "we have to resonate at the right frequency for this to work/explode/phase/whatever?"
Well it's ALL TRUE.
IRL it's cool when I'm teaching instrument classes and some panels/lights starts to vibrate/buzz on specific notes.
Well it's ALL TRUE.
IRL it's cool when I'm teaching instrument classes and some panels/lights starts to vibrate/buzz on specific notes.
Would make for a nice prop to a horror story that someone is telling their kids at night:
" .. and to this day, you can sometimes hear the souls of those who jumped to their watery death off the bridge. Screaming in despair for the rest they will never find in the after life. * wind picks up and you can start hearing eerie sounds across the entire bay* "
I love this stuff. There's a ton of examples of people hearing creepy unexplained sounds on the internet - granted, quite a few are probably fake, but there's definitely been examples where train tracks, horns and other industrial sounds have managed to resonate through the atmosphere in such a way that it creates creepy Silent Hill-esque noises, especially at night or during winter (which just makes it creepier).
Have you not been paying attention this year? The apocalypse is here. Time to party hard.
Wow does that resonate, hurts my ears just listening to it. Can't imagine what it's like on the actual bridge my lord
343i's Audio Team you have your next target.
Could get some neat stuff for some Precursor or Domain things.
Could get some neat stuff for some Precursor or Domain things.
In all probability some post-rock band already decided to use this as an intro
Hell, I would do it if I had a post-rock band
That looks like they literally grilled it off and made a harmonica out of the golden gate bridge.
More like to actually summon her. Like a dog whistle for Kaiju. I wonder how the sound resonates under water...
More like World's End amirite?
In seriousness that's pretty much my favorite area of SF. Any time I visit, I have to walk from out near the VA hospital out to the bridge.
lmaoooo
This one has the perfect name: Zug Island
This Canadian city is plagued by an obnoxious humming—and it’s getting worse
Research points to irregular steel mill operations on Zug Island, but questions abound.
arstechnica.com
Cool, a real-life sequel to The Divine Comedy. The shrieking daemons of hell are upon us!
(bet you the Sonic movie is somehow to blame too. Did somebody bake a pie or something? )
(bet you the Sonic movie is somehow to blame too. Did somebody bake a pie or something? )
