this is cool... the first link sent a chill down my spine :O

read if you wish, but listen to the sound first ;) -- click on the smaller image on the links...

Enjoi

http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/catalog/PIA07966

http://photojournal.jpl.nasa.gov/catalog/PIA07967

That's great, so eerie - sounds like something off an early Floyd album :D
Have you tried capturing it with 'audacity?'

just right lick the link and "save as" or wget just as easy ;)

that sound is going straight into one of my tunes, top find :thumbsup:

just right lick the link and "save as" or wget just as easy ;)

that sound is going straight into one of my tunes, top find :thumbsup:

Sweet, lemme know when Its done -- id love to hear

This (http://www.spacesounds.com/home/index.html) site has a few more, I personally think the rings of Saturn sound fantastic.

This (http://www.spacesounds.com/navigator/index.html) link sends you to a better navigator.

Good links. Just passed an hour at work

This (http://www.spacesounds.com/home/index.html) site has a few more, I personally think the rings of Saturn sound fantastic.

This (http://www.spacesounds.com/navigator/index.html) link sends you to a better navigator.

woah!! the space debris is wonderfull!! :love: the resonance pings with the modulating amplitude of the background drone.

just right lick the link and "save as" or wget just as easy ;)


:confused: The option I get on right clicking is 'save target as' and that doesn't save the actual sound file :confused:

What's wget?

Draggle

i've got it as a file. it was saved to temp internet files when I played it.

Cosmic. I've got loads of albums like that! :hihi:

What's wget?

Basically it's a multi-protocol file grabber traditionally installed on *nix systems.

Ports now available for Windoze.

Full details here (http://www.gnu.org/software/wget/):thumbsup:

i've got it as a file. it was saved to temp internet files when I played it.
Got it!
Handy tip, that! Now all I need to do is loop it in audacity and I have continuous ambient Saturn sounds :D
Basically it's a multi-protocol file grabber traditionally installed on *nix systems.

Ports now available for Windoze.

Full details here (http://www.gnu.org/software/wget/):thumbsup:
Worth knowing about - thanks, sccsux :)

Do you know where the 'Loop' option is in Audacity, sccsux? (or anyone)

I'm sure there is one but I can't find it.

It's probably under my nose :blush: :roll:

Do you know where the 'Loop' option is in Audacity, sccsux? (or anyone)

I'm sure there is one but I can't find it.

It's probably under my nose :blush: :roll:

Hold down shift and the play key turns into a loop key. You can't save the file with the loop as this would produce an infinitely long file, I suppose the best thing would be a bit of cutting and pasting so the sound file lasts for much longer.

Hold down shift and the play key turns into a loop key. You can't save the file with the loop as this would produce an infinitely long file, I suppose the best thing would be a bit of cutting and pasting so the sound file lasts for much longer.
Thanks Mod_Man, appreciated :)

OK, if anyone likes it that much, I've edited it into a 29 minute seamless mp3 :D
You can download it here:
http://homepages.nildram.co.uk/~draggle/saturn/PIA07966%5b1%5d.zip
It's a large ish file (27 MB) and will take maybe 2 mins to download on broadband.

EDIT: If anyone wants it as a wav file, pm me an email address and I'll send a zipped copy.

hehe, thanks Draggle - 2 minutes you say? took me < 30 seconds ;) hehe..
(1230KB/s)

hehe, thanks Draggle - 2 minutes you say? took me < 30 seconds ;) hehe..
(1230KB/s)
Humph :(

:hihi:

Does it play OK Ghozer? I downloaded it on one machine (win 2000) and it wouldn't play.

Downloaded fine and played fine on the other machine (XP)

I have it as a wav file too if anyone wants that I'll send it zipped.

yeha, played ok on xp pro, vista and OSX -- though i can spot the seams ;) hehe

yeha, played ok on xp pro, vista and OSX -- though i can spot the seams ;) hehe
*groans* don't say that ..... I'm daft enough to go do it all again :suspect: :D

*groans* don't say that ..... I'm daft enough to go do it all again :suspect: :D

hehe, go for it, Did you copy/paste in a direct cut, or did you actually over-lap and evenly fade?? I think a 4 second overlap from the end <> start and a Frequency merge with a fade out/in at the same pace will give a better result.

hehe, go for it, Did you copy/paste in a direct cut, or did you actually over-lap and evenly fade?? I think a 4 second overlap from the end <> start and a Frequency merge with a fade out/in at the same pace will give a better result.
Mmmm, don't know about all that, my first attempt.

Just did a copy and paste in a direct cut.

Might have a faff about further.

To my ears, the join just sounds like part of the Saturn sound :D

Don't mind if you want to have a go - I promise not sulk :D

these sound amazing

hehe, thanks Draggle - 2 minutes you say? took me < 30 seconds ;) hehe..
(1230KB/s)

er what he said , cheers

Proton whistlers. (http://www-pw.physics.uiowa.edu/space-audio/sounds/ProtonWhistlers/epwhist.wav)

In stereo (http://www-pw.physics.uiowa.edu/space-audio/sounds/akrstereo34.wav)

Spooky sounds of Jupiter. (http://www.nasa.gov/wav/52858main_20010104-ia-a.wav)

A very interesting thread!!!

Some of the stuff i have heard before but alot i hadnt!!

How do they get this stuff recorded?? (It is just amazing what other planets emit)