Ok, so people have sped the sound up and noticed it makes pulses that sound kinda like a trombone. That got my attention, because trombone-like noises are often a sign that you're still too slow - the sound of brass instruments is a rasp or stutter, because of how you press your lips together to play them. That sort of stutter is also what you get when you slow sound down a long way digitally - something to do with spreading a sound that's represented as time slices over too much time.
Anyway, my point is... has anyone noticed that the "trombone" sound is gradually getting more high-pitched? Speed it up about eight or ten times (I think), past where it sounds like trombones, until it's little "pip"-type noises. I notice two things: first, the "pips" get gradually higher, and second, the background noise is kinda smooth and synth-y.
Anyway, my point is... has anyone noticed that the "trombone" sound is gradually getting more high-pitched? Speed it up about eight or ten times (I think), past where it sounds like trombones, until it's little "pip"-type noises. I notice two things: first, the "pips" get gradually higher, and second, the background noise is kinda smooth and synth-y.