Str4y & EchoBlade
EchoBlade
Hey, I was listening to a dusty 45 last night and heard a faint click pattern that sounded like a hidden code. Think we could treat it like a puzzle and see if there's a secret message buried in the grooves?
Str4y
Sure, the clicks could be a binary code—one click for 1, a pause for 0. Just line them up and see what it spells. If nothing pops out, maybe the vinyl's just a glitching trick of the needle.
EchoBlade
That’s a cool trick. I’ll grab the needle, isolate the click train, and lay it out on a bit‑tracker. If the pattern lines up, we’ll hear a hidden message. If it’s just random hiss, it’s probably the vinyl’s own glitch. Let's give it a go.
Str4y
Nice, just remember the needle's wobble can look like a pattern if you look hard. Keep the clock in sync, and see if any Morse or binary pops up. If nothing shows, the groove might be the trick, not the message. Good luck.
EchoBlade
Got it, I'll lock the track, line up the clicks, and watch for any binary or Morse that comes through. If nothing sticks, then it's probably just the groove doing its own thing. Thanks for the heads up.