! ! ! DO YOU KNOW WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU - #88695173 added by dafq at Creepy Game Legends pt 2

#110 - dafq

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(04/05/2013) [-]

****! ****! ****!
DO YOU KNOW WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU RUN THE ******* LAVENDER THEME THROUGH A SPECTOGRAM? ******* GHOSTS AND **** APPEAR. ****.
TRY IT YOURSELF BEFORE YOU DON'T BELIEVE.
www.mediafire.com/?66v95rdghkbwo2i THE THEME SONG
You need to login to view this link THE SPECTOGRAPH
THE PIC IS WHAT HAPPENS CLOSE TO THE END OF THE SONG
MFW

#201 to #110 - dajokaman

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(04/05/2013) [-]

not trying to be stupid but whats a spectrograph?

#251 to #201 - dafq

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(04/05/2013) [-]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spectrograph

#136 to #110 - scant

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(04/05/2013) [-]

That isn't the original version of the Lavender Town song. That sound file has been edited by someone to include those pictures, and the very low frequency sound.

#137 to #136 - dafq

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(04/05/2013) [-]

Dude in the video said it was the green/red version + blue/red version

#138 to #137 - scant

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(04/05/2013) [-]

He was wrong.
There is no way the original Gameboy speakers could have played such a low frequency sound. There would never have been such a frequency included in the song.
Plus, all the songs are loops in those games.
I even took a spectrogram of the actual song used in the game.
No images. It's all fake.

#482 to #138 - anon id: 6a14724b

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(04/05/2013) [-]

>Sample rate: 48000Hz

there's your problem, you ******* noob

#634 to #482 - scant

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(04/06/2013) [-]

1/10, made me reply

#141 to #138 - dafq

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(04/05/2013) [-]

Hmmmm. What if the youtube version is the original recording not altered for the gameboy's speaker range?

#144 to #141 - scant

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(04/05/2013) [-]

It isn't.
The sound file has been edited.

#148 to #144 - dafq

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(04/05/2013) [-]

creepypasta.wikia.com/wiki/Lavender_Town:_Missing_Frequencies
Well this explains it. Probably a troll.
Oh well, it's still pretty cool

#149 to #148 - scant

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(04/05/2013) [-]

That doesn't explain anything.... it's a creepypasta page, it's 100% fiction.
The whole thing is just a fake creepypasta story, made by a guy who had the time and the software to implant spectrograhic pictures into the song.

#152 to #149 - dafq

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(04/05/2013) [-]

I meant that it explains that this is the product of a troll.
I'm not a total idiot.

Except that I thought this was the original

Anyways good show for explaining this to us

#155 to #152 - scant

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(04/05/2013) [-]

Saving the interwebs, one myth at a time.

#558 to #155 - hillbillypowpow

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(04/05/2013) [-]

2spooky

#125 to #110 - lyraateit **User deleted account**

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#128 to #125 - dafq

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(04/05/2013) [-]

There's a lot of content on this website that's informational, such as the "This week in science". Idk, most people don't mind learning something.

#121 to #110 - tubbymeatball

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(04/05/2013) [-]

The thing that makes it even creepier, is that the unknown weren't even in the 1st generation pokemon games. So they put that **** in before anybody knew what the unknown were.