Alain

Si je ne me trompe pas, c'est ce que l'on retrouve dans le livre d'Hildegard Schäfer "Théorie et pratique de la Transcommunication - Un pont entre notre monde et l'au-delà" 

On 3/30/2022 at 5:28 PM, Andres Ramos said:

Hello André, personally, I don't hear the same thing as you. What I hear is in French, certainly that's part of the game.

"Ein neuer Held" -> "La liberté - Freedom":

 

"Ich bin immer da" -> "Est-ce que tu m'entends? - Do you hear me?":

 

"Brauchen nun Tage" -> "S'il vous plaît - Please":

 

"C'est l'inspecteur - It's the inspector ":

 

"We're back": Ici je ne comprends pas - Here I don't understand

 

 

Regarding your idea, you had the right thoughts. However the SpiCa will not be a good source for gating scrambled audio. What you heard is the SpiCa signal after Lingua processing. The raw signal is a semi-chaotic mixture of tones and thus not suitable for gating because the amplitude is more or less constant. But I have another idea I will follow later.

Basically the LINGER would be more suitable for gating scrambled noise because it produces noise bursts in the rythm of speech. The signal would just needed to be demodulated to extract the envelope and then control a noise gate for scrambled audio.

I'm pondering to simulate this process in WavePad before realizing it in hardware because it provides a noise gate function.

Your contribution to this topic was very valiuable, Jeff! It reminds me to set up the JPS I own which I haven't found the time for actually.

8 hours ago, Karyn said:

I wished I spoke French is it Alain?

And me speak english and yet i try to learn but can't remember what i learn, sometimes it's demoralizing.  The French are very hard to learn it seems. 

Thank you google translate

Je vous souhaite à tous une très bonne année 2022 et tous mes meilleurs voeux

Il y a de superbes résultats

little grasshoppe lol

Hi Karyn I never overwork myself