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this post was submitted on 28 Jan 2024
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Not too weird, but I found this accidentally: a subwoofer under my bed (the speakers that came with it broke)
I found a ten hour long brown noise mp3 that is set to loop indefinitely on an old burner phone. Through the subwoofer it sounds exactly like the warp engines from Star Trek TNG. Incredibly comforting, and hard to sleep without
That's the most Lemmy response I've ever read, I love it.
Hahhahah
I'm a reddit refugee who always lurked. Hah I'm trying to be more active on Lemmy so imma take that as a compliment
There are actually videos of warp engine noise.
Have you found a way to loop that MP3 with crossfade? My current problem is there’s a small noticeable gap of silence between repeated tracks.
Ok that’s actually really rad. I’m gonna have to fuck around a bit and see if I can do smth similar.