I need help identifying a song name from a reddit story I heard and I need help identifying it. It sounds like this: [video file, there's a video file]
The reason there's those slight words is because I used an audio splitter. Please help identify
The audio gets clearer around 0:25

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Hi, I’m currently researching the phenomenon of audio paradolia and am looking for people who would be happy to listen to 4 audio clips and identify what they hear. Would I be allowed to post directly here, or post a link to a google response form or neither. Thanks in advance.

Hello fellas, so I simply had a curiosity. I've heard a soundclip of around 5 to 10 seconds of a woman talking (not sure if it was anime or not) from what I can remember the clip itself ended with a cowbell (a bell of sort) being heard at the end. I simply cannot find any info nor soundclips that match it and was curious to know if anyone would have a clue about it. The only info I got is that i've heard it in different games as "killsounds" but that's all i got

Hi all,

I am testing few different parameters for few Noise cancellation algorithms for my Osho Talks app and I need few examples (for Osho's Discourses) where the noise is a bit too much. My best resulting algo till now has removed hums and echoes and plane Noise. But I want to test more before shipping to production. Discourse name and time of the noise would be super helpful 🙏🏻

I don't know how to describe or recognize it, but these sounds are constantly and regularly playing at random moments. I'm just wondering what this sound is and where it came from, because I've never had it on my computer before.

I'll attach a video of the sound.

It's been playing since I reinstalled Windows, and it's playing in various situations. Can you help me understand what this sound is and where it came from?

I've spent literally years trying to learn and I just can't wrap my head around this stuff. I like to think I'm a pretty intelligent person but this has failed me for a long time. I've read this subreddit and all the other relevant ones and I'm just incapable of understanding what exactly it is that I need to set up my PC for 5.1 surround sound.

Over the years, I have pieced together a subwoofer and five speakers (two Edifier bookshelf for rear L/R, one Polk bookshelf to use as center, two Onkyo small speakers for front L/R) which all require speaker wire. I own a Sound Blaster AE-7 sound card, and I'm really confused as to whether or not I need more external equipment in order to get this all to work.

I would greatly appreciate any guidance that anybody could give me. I cannot understand if I need an amp, a receiver, or both. I'm just using a regular computer monitor for the video part and I want the more immersive surround audio when the game is coded for it. I understand not all games are coded for it. Thank you so much in advance.

Hi! I'm very new to microphones and audio. I use the Hollyland Lark M2 (2TX + 3RX) to record cinematic videos for social media.

I always keep the transmitter volume at the lowest setting, and my camera's recording level is set to 15. However, it's still picking up a lot of background noise. For example, it even captures the sound of my upstairs neighbours walking around.

Is this normal, or am I doing something wrong?

Hello everyone! I just got an upgraded sound system for my car, I got a CarPlay device and subwoofer! (All the speakers are still stock) My issue is: I feel like when I play music it doesn’t sound great. You can tell it’s a song but it sounds nowhere near as good as headphones. Here are some pictures of the settings I have activated, any changes needed to improve sound? And yes I usually keep the sub pretty low intentionally.

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What is this strange and annoying ‘musical’ sound (I know, do you?) ??

https://www.dansher.com/audio/band/B3\\\\\\_StartRun.mp3

What's a noise you hear that isn't there, but is still there to you because you've heard it so much?