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boomerang
Paranormal Adept
This feed,
Col. Charles Halts tape recording Video by Tom - Myspace Video
seems clearer than many I have heard. A short segment of what sounds like a piano occurs at around 02:50-02:51, on this version. I believe Halt's explanation is that he accidentally activated record mode while his daughter was playing the piano.
Col. Charles Halts tape recording Video by Tom - Myspace Video
seems clearer than many I have heard. A short segment of what sounds like a piano occurs at around 02:50-02:51, on this version. I believe Halt's explanation is that he accidentally activated record mode while his daughter was playing the piano.
stonehart
Paranormal Adept
That is a piano as it would sound if recorded to a domestic tape recorder or Dictaphone.
Now the audio in question sounds like a “punch in” to me as the voice cuts away to the piano and comes back with all the appropriate mechanical sounds.
What I mean by this is the run up noise that a tape recording makes as the tape first hits the record head.
To me this sounds like an accidental punch in and not a tape splice, although I have to admit the recording is awful.
As for the authenticity of the recording itself I really have to have a first or second gen copy non-compressed to tell you if the back ground environment matches the story meaning: was it really recorded outside, dose the voice distortion match the recorders of the time etc.
Now the audio in question sounds like a “punch in” to me as the voice cuts away to the piano and comes back with all the appropriate mechanical sounds.
What I mean by this is the run up noise that a tape recording makes as the tape first hits the record head.
To me this sounds like an accidental punch in and not a tape splice, although I have to admit the recording is awful.
As for the authenticity of the recording itself I really have to have a first or second gen copy non-compressed to tell you if the back ground environment matches the story meaning: was it really recorded outside, dose the voice distortion match the recorders of the time etc.
