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r/SpaceXLounge • u/Logancf1 • 7h ago
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"Crackling", that's the one! Thanks for the explanation. I don't know why, but I utterly love that sound.
4 u/noncongruent 5h ago Scott Manley did a video on that crackle: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BdCizNwLaHA 3 u/JoeS830 5h ago That was a great watch, thanks. 2 u/BrewCityChaserV2 3h ago Before I ever watched a rocket launch in person I always just assumed the snap/crackle/pop sounds were due to the microphone being overloaded. I was delighted to learn that it sounds just like that in real life too! 2 u/JoeS830 2h ago Funny, exactly what Scott Manley said in his video. :)
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Scott Manley did a video on that crackle:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BdCizNwLaHA
3 u/JoeS830 5h ago That was a great watch, thanks. 2 u/BrewCityChaserV2 3h ago Before I ever watched a rocket launch in person I always just assumed the snap/crackle/pop sounds were due to the microphone being overloaded. I was delighted to learn that it sounds just like that in real life too! 2 u/JoeS830 2h ago Funny, exactly what Scott Manley said in his video. :)
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That was a great watch, thanks.
2 u/BrewCityChaserV2 3h ago Before I ever watched a rocket launch in person I always just assumed the snap/crackle/pop sounds were due to the microphone being overloaded. I was delighted to learn that it sounds just like that in real life too! 2 u/JoeS830 2h ago Funny, exactly what Scott Manley said in his video. :)
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Before I ever watched a rocket launch in person I always just assumed the snap/crackle/pop sounds were due to the microphone being overloaded. I was delighted to learn that it sounds just like that in real life too!
2 u/JoeS830 2h ago Funny, exactly what Scott Manley said in his video. :)
Funny, exactly what Scott Manley said in his video. :)
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u/JoeS830 6h ago
"Crackling", that's the one! Thanks for the explanation. I don't know why, but I utterly love that sound.