Beamship Spectrogram Comparison - Revision history

Jamesm: /* Original Beamship Sound */

2019-11-18T19:51:32Z

Original Beamship Sound

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	==Original Beamship Sound==		==Original Beamship Sound==
	You can listen to the original Beamship Sound right here:		You can listen to the original Beamship Sound right here:
	~~<mediaplayer>~~File:Beamship sounds.mp3~~</mediaplayer>~~		[[File:Beamship sounds.mp3]]

	==Beamship Sound Spectrogram==		==Beamship Sound Spectrogram==

Jamesm: /* Original Beamship Sound */

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Original Beamship Sound

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	==Original Beamship Sound==		==Original Beamship Sound==
	You can listen to the original Beamship Sound right here:		You can listen to the original Beamship Sound right here:
	<~~mp3~~>Beamship sounds.mp3</~~mp3~~>		<mediaplayer>File:Beamship sounds.mp3</mediaplayer>

	==Beamship Sound Spectrogram==		==Beamship Sound Spectrogram==

Jamesm: /* Final Conclusion */ improvement

2011-08-30T19:09:40Z

Final Conclusion: improvement

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	==Final Conclusion==		==Final Conclusion==

	So far the Beamship Sounds have still not been duplicated by any Earthly means. There are similarities that are detectable by ear however when viewing the sound reproductions in the form of a spectrogram the differences become obvious and significant. The possibility that the original beamship sound originated from an actual and real ''beamship'' cannot be ruled out by any logical deduction. If it were easy to reproduce then ~~what other possible reason is there that it~~ hasn't yet been done?		So far the Beamship Sounds have still not been duplicated by any Earthly means. There are similarities that are detectable by ear however when viewing the sound reproductions in the form of a spectrogram the differences become obvious and significant. The possibility that the original beamship sound originated from an actual and real ''beamship'' cannot be ruled out by any logical deduction. If it were easy to reproduce then why hasn't it yet been done? Perhaps the logical answer is that it is a sound sample produced by an advanced technology, hence a beamship.

	''James Moore''<br />		''James Moore''<br />

Jamesm at 23:16, 29 August 2011

2011-08-29T23:16:25Z

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	[[Category:Articles by others]]		[[Category:Articles by others]]
			[[Category:Evidence]]
	==Introduction==		==Introduction==
	Recently I've come across some attempts by two people to reproduce the famous (among the Meier-knowledgeable Ufologists that is) '''Beamship Sound'''. One was using a guitar amplifier, a microphone and a tape recorder. The other used a model of the WCUFO suspended on a tensed fishing line tied between two trees. In this article I compare all 3 sounds via looking at their [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spectrogram spectrograms] which is one way to "see" a sound over time. A spectrogram is created by applying certain Math formulae called ''"Fourier transforms"'' to the digitized waveform.		Recently I've come across some attempts by two people to reproduce the famous (among the Meier-knowledgeable Ufologists that is) '''Beamship Sound'''. One was using a guitar amplifier, a microphone and a tape recorder. The other used a model of the WCUFO suspended on a tensed fishing line tied between two trees. In this article I compare all 3 sounds via looking at their [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spectrogram spectrograms] which is one way to "see" a sound over time. A spectrogram is created by applying certain Math formulae called ''"Fourier transforms"'' to the digitized waveform.

Jamesm: /* Spectrogram of guitar amplifier feedback */ More accurate statement

2010-11-25T23:28:55Z

Spectrogram of guitar amplifier feedback: More accurate statement

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	# The values of each of the frequencies are '''not''' constantly increasing and decreasing in with time. The straightness of the horizontal lines on the spectrogram show this.		# The values of each of the frequencies are '''not''' constantly increasing and decreasing in with time. The straightness of the horizontal lines on the spectrogram show this.

	In fairness the ~~creator~~ of this amplifier feedback claimed that the variableness of the frequency values could be reproduced with a ''pitch shifter'' but I haven't seen this claim being tested yet and I do not have the required equipment so it's not possible for me to verify that theory.		In fairness the uploader of this amplifier feedback video to Youtube claimed that the variableness of the frequency values could be reproduced with a ''pitch shifter'' but I haven't seen this claim being tested yet and I do not have the required equipment so it's not possible for me to verify that theory.

	===Fishing line vibrations===		===Fishing line vibrations===

Jamesm: /* Overview of guitar amplifier feedback */ Rorechof said it wasnt he who performed this experiment

2010-11-25T23:28:08Z

Overview of guitar amplifier feedback: Rorechof said it wasnt he who performed this experiment

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	===Amplifier Feedback===		===Amplifier Feedback===
	====Overview of guitar amplifier feedback====		====Overview of guitar amplifier feedback====
	Some anonymous guy who calls himself ~~Rorechof and~~ Uzzz allegedly made this amplifier feedback effect with a guitar amp, tape recorder and a microphone:		Some anonymous guy who calls himself Uzzz allegedly made this amplifier feedback effect with a guitar amp, tape recorder and a microphone:

	<mediaplayer>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16L5TwUC_dY</mediaplayer>		<mediaplayer>http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=16L5TwUC_dY</mediaplayer>

Jamesm: /* Overview of fishing line vibration effect= */

2010-11-25T01:23:22Z

Overview of fishing line vibration effect=

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	===Fishing line vibrations===		===Fishing line vibrations===
	====Overview of fishing line vibration effect=====		====Overview of fishing line vibration effect====
	A British man called Phil Langdon has attempted to duplicate the Beamship Sounds using a small model of a Wedding Cake UFO suspended on a fishing line that was tied between two trees. The vibrations of the wind against the hollow model caused a similar effect to the Beamship Sound we are familiar with but it was far too quiet (like the amplifier feedback) compared to the 3km audibility of the original sound effect. The 3km loudness of the sound was according to multiple witnesses who also never saw any equipment apart from 4 tape recorders and an audio suppression unit that Meier held in order to prevent distortions of the recorded sound because of the excessive decibels coming from the beamship 60 metres above his head.		A British man called Phil Langdon has attempted to duplicate the Beamship Sounds using a small model of a Wedding Cake UFO suspended on a fishing line that was tied between two trees. The vibrations of the wind against the hollow model caused a similar effect to the Beamship Sound we are familiar with but it was far too quiet (like the amplifier feedback) compared to the 3km audibility of the original sound effect. The 3km loudness of the sound was according to multiple witnesses who also never saw any equipment apart from 4 tape recorders and an audio suppression unit that Meier held in order to prevent distortions of the recorded sound because of the excessive decibels coming from the beamship 60 metres above his head.

Jamesm: /* Beamship Sound Spectrogram */

2010-11-25T01:22:47Z

Beamship Sound Spectrogram

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	# There are multiple, simultaneous frequencies present at many time-points. For example at time-point 0:30 there are about 8 clear and distinct frequencies stacked above each other.		# There are multiple, simultaneous frequencies present at many time-points. For example at time-point 0:30 there are about 8 clear and distinct frequencies stacked above each other.
	# The number of different frequencies changes frequently over time. For example, at time-point 0:30 there are 8 distinct frequencies but at 0:45 there are 4 or 5 then at 1:10 it drops to 3.		# The number of different frequencies changes frequently over time. For example, at time-point 0:30 there are 8 distinct frequencies but at 0:45 there are 4 or 5 then at 1:10 it drops to 3.
	# The values of each of the frequencies are constantly increasing and decreasing in with time. The curliness of the horizontal lines on the spectrogram show this.		# The values of each of the frequencies are constantly increasing and decreasing with time. The curliness of the horizontal lines on the spectrogram show this.

	Now compare that to 2 recent efforts to duplicate the Beamship Sound below.		Now compare that to 2 recent efforts to duplicate the Beamship Sound below.

Jamesm: /* =Fishing line vibrations */

2010-11-25T01:20:10Z

=Fishing line vibrations

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	In fairness the creator of this amplifier feedback claimed that the variableness of the frequency values could be reproduced with a ''pitch shifter'' but I haven't seen this claim being tested yet and I do not have the required equipment so it's not possible for me to verify that theory.		In fairness the creator of this amplifier feedback claimed that the variableness of the frequency values could be reproduced with a ''pitch shifter'' but I haven't seen this claim being tested yet and I do not have the required equipment so it's not possible for me to verify that theory.

	===Fishing line vibrations==		===Fishing line vibrations===
	====Overview of fishing line vibration effect=====		====Overview of fishing line vibration effect=====
	A British man called Phil Langdon has attempted to duplicate the Beamship Sounds using a small model of a Wedding Cake UFO suspended on a fishing line that was tied between two trees. The vibrations of the wind against the hollow model caused a similar effect to the Beamship Sound we are familiar with but it was far too quiet (like the amplifier feedback) compared to the 3km audibility of the original sound effect. The 3km loudness of the sound was according to multiple witnesses who also never saw any equipment apart from 4 tape recorders and an audio suppression unit that Meier held in order to prevent distortions of the recorded sound because of the excessive decibels coming from the beamship 60 metres above his head.		A British man called Phil Langdon has attempted to duplicate the Beamship Sounds using a small model of a Wedding Cake UFO suspended on a fishing line that was tied between two trees. The vibrations of the wind against the hollow model caused a similar effect to the Beamship Sound we are familiar with but it was far too quiet (like the amplifier feedback) compared to the 3km audibility of the original sound effect. The 3km loudness of the sound was according to multiple witnesses who also never saw any equipment apart from 4 tape recorders and an audio suppression unit that Meier held in order to prevent distortions of the recorded sound because of the excessive decibels coming from the beamship 60 metres above his head.

Jamesm: /* =Amplifier Feedback */

2010-11-25T01:19:49Z

=Amplifier Feedback

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	==Beamship Sound Reproduction Attempts==		==Beamship Sound Reproduction Attempts==

	===Amplifier Feedback==		===Amplifier Feedback===
	====Overview of guitar amplifier feedback====		====Overview of guitar amplifier feedback====
	Some anonymous guy who calls himself Rorechof and Uzzz allegedly made this amplifier feedback effect with a guitar amp, tape recorder and a microphone:		Some anonymous guy who calls himself Rorechof and Uzzz allegedly made this amplifier feedback effect with a guitar amp, tape recorder and a microphone: