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Brian Roemmele

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@TennantRob HE DREW FART SOUNDS

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space meets sound

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@BrianRoemmele Magnetic film sound recording, pioneered by Camras (1947), achieved 20-20kHz frequency response - far superior to optical soundtracks.

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Love the mechanical aspect of this too.

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Beans for dinner sounds.

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So simple. What was the result with color?

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Gator Stephens the Pilot of the 4 Windsvor 1 Jahr

So is it still light that is reading the sounds? Or the interruption of light…

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macroiqvor 1 Jahr

Coincidentally, it works the same for your drawers

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Paul Witcombevor 1 Jahr

Fascinating and equally amusing😂

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UAP's Are Our Friendsvor 1 Jahr

Awesome! The world's first fart machine! 😂... love the tech though. Fascinating!

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UAP's Are Our Friendsvor 1 Jahr

Hmm watching further on and it's starting to remind me of Cuneiform .. how very interesting 🤔

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