#Have anyone looked at the bob song's spectrogram yet?
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I thought it might use the same symbol substitution that the spine of the book used but I can't identify any part to any symbol.
Have anyone looked at the bob song's spectrogram yet?
This might be a little clearer
frankly, it kind of looks like random stuff
ok that seems a lot more plausible
I don't think the other symbols are random, if you look at the whole thing it just sticks out too much
It's also not uncommon for ARGs to hide clues in audio spectrograms
First letter is A and the last one is X, I think.
how do you use an spectogram?
I used Audacity, put the audio in and put the view from waveform to spectrogram
Looks kind of like AXLEX or AXLRX?
AXLEX, I think
It could just mean Alex? I've messed with this method of hiding clues before and it's difficult to get a clear image
The spacing is odd though, I'm not entirely convinced the second letter is X
I was messing around with AXLEX in some ciphers and accidentally found that Alex with a shift cipher of 4 becomes "What"
Hee!
Ford is also Rift with a shift cipher
The second letter looks a lot like an x to me because of the branching shape at the top, but it could also be a v with a lot of interference at the bottom?
Could also be "Y" but the base it too wide and busy. Also I just noticed there is a line between the second and third letter, almost looks like a 1.
I'm gonna ask my friend with better eyes what they see
They think it looks like a V
I tried all the options here with a shift cipher, and I think it is just Alex.
Could that be Morse in between the L and the E?
I'll look more into it, I saw the morse I pointed out repeat and I assumed it's just that but it doesn't hurt to check if it changes somewhere.
Alright
It almost looks like AXOLOTOL but it looks to small to be it and the X at the end
I got morse code a-w