Wave Experiement Worked...
Posted: Mon Dec 30, 2002 1:55 am
Reason to start post: I got bord. 
Are you a night owl on the PC? Do you have people who snore at a few hundred db's, at less then 10Hz, shaking the whole house?
Well I got my dad. He shakes the whole wall, and causes windows to shake (which my computer and me happends to be close to, a corner desk and one of the walls is the one of his room). So all of a sudden, I first think it's a terrost attack, then I realize it's my dad that started again. It get's me everytime. Pretty soon it will be a "boy who cried wolf" situation and Bin Laden will come lol.
I tried everything from hitting the wall, which works for 5 minutes, not more.
Now I got curious, I opened up Sound Forge, made a 60Hz sound and mixed it with a 120Hz sound. I put it in loop and played it for, oh, 5-10 minutes. If put loud enough (and this requires a good sub by the way) it will block the snoring sound and replace it with a nice, equalized constant hum, you get used to it just like you get used to those Delta fans in that case
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Then, turn it off, and no more snoring!
Not sure what my dad will think of this experiment tomorow though...
If you want to try it I can send you a wav
Oh, there he goes again, time to fire it up.
Archived topic from Iceteks, old topic ID:75, old post ID:202
Are you a night owl on the PC? Do you have people who snore at a few hundred db's, at less then 10Hz, shaking the whole house?
Well I got my dad. He shakes the whole wall, and causes windows to shake (which my computer and me happends to be close to, a corner desk and one of the walls is the one of his room). So all of a sudden, I first think it's a terrost attack, then I realize it's my dad that started again. It get's me everytime. Pretty soon it will be a "boy who cried wolf" situation and Bin Laden will come lol.
I tried everything from hitting the wall, which works for 5 minutes, not more.
Now I got curious, I opened up Sound Forge, made a 60Hz sound and mixed it with a 120Hz sound. I put it in loop and played it for, oh, 5-10 minutes. If put loud enough (and this requires a good sub by the way) it will block the snoring sound and replace it with a nice, equalized constant hum, you get used to it just like you get used to those Delta fans in that case
.Then, turn it off, and no more snoring!
Not sure what my dad will think of this experiment tomorow though...
If you want to try it I can send you a wav
Oh, there he goes again, time to fire it up.
Archived topic from Iceteks, old topic ID:75, old post ID:202
