I watched again and listened closely, and you are right, there are in fact very often footsteps when LM is not moving.
My theory:
When editing a video, most programmes have an "audioline" in it, positioned on top or at the bottom of the "video line". That audioline shows also the time and it can be moved back and forth. When adding a song to the video editing programme, the initial audioline often moves back.
I dont know how to explain- I hope you can understand what I mean.
The audio of the background noises (the sneeze, the footsteps, etc.) could simply have moved but still be real. Just out sync.
That would explain the footsteps and the sneeze (cam not moving).
We would have to carefully note everything we see and everything we hear with time stamps - and then check if audio and video match at some point.
BTW: A post on here made me laugh ("I can hear an angle grinder! My neighbour must be dismembering someone!"), but then I felt bad instantly for laughing, considering the crime. Anyways, thanks!
I haven't seen the video and that was my first time listening to the audio. I will never watch the vid, least of all because I won't let LM ruin my 80s music for me.
I'm no expert on electronics but the heart rate monitor theory creeps me out more than anything I've heard and I want to try to debunk it for my own sanity. First, any monitor that produces monitoring sounds would likely be hospital grade and out of LMs price range. Second, the sounds seems to take place long after JL is gone, so it makes no sense, well, unless he layered audio from the actual "event" in there to add a bit more horror for those who can figure it out. Third, the sound sounds to me as though it's coming from behind the camera, this could be coming from his computer. I guess he could have pulled up a wav file online of a heart monitor just to creep people out. This point also stands if he layered the sound in. To me the sound isn't close enough to J L to be coming from him.
I honestly haven't a clue if any of this is near right, just my thoughts.
To me, the most chilling part in finally hearing the audio is how calm it is. It's akin to "la la la, gotta dismember this then cut this and oh yea forgot to do this, gotta go back," like he was following cue cards. It was no louder or more emotional than when I'm baking muffins or cleaning. I expected it I guess but not really.
I haven't seen the video and that was my first time listening to the audio. I will never watch the vid, least of all because I won't let LM ruin my 80s music for me.
I'm no expert on electronics but the heart rate monitor theory creeps me out more than anything I've heard and I want to try to debunk it for my own sanity. First, any monitor that produces monitoring sounds would likely be hospital grade and out of LMs price range. Second, the sounds seems to take place long after JL is gone, so it makes no sense, well, unless he layered audio from the actual "event" in there to add a bit more horror for those who can figure it out. Third, the sound sounds to me as though it's coming from behind the camera, this could be coming from his computer. I guess he could have pulled up a wav file online of a heart monitor just to creep people out. This point also stands if he layered the sound in. To me the sound isn't close enough to J L to be coming from him.
I honestly haven't a clue if any of this is near right, just my thoughts.
To me, the most chilling part in finally hearing the audio is how calm it is. It's akin to "la la la, gotta dismember this then cut this and oh yea forgot to do this, gotta go back," like he was following cue cards. It was no louder or more emotional than when I'm baking muffins or cleaning. I expected it I guess but not really.
I haven't seen the video and that was my first time listening to the audio. I will never watch the vid, least of all because I won't let LM ruin my 80s music for me.
I'm no expert on electronics but the heart rate monitor theory creeps me out more than anything I've heard and I want to try to debunk it for my own sanity. First, any monitor that produces monitoring sounds would likely be hospital grade and out of LMs price range. Second, the sounds seems to take place long after JL is gone, so it makes no sense, well, unless he layered audio from the actual "event" in there to add a bit more horror for those who can figure it out. Third, the sound sounds to me as though it's coming from behind the camera, this could be coming from his computer. I guess he could have pulled up a wav file online of a heart monitor just to creep people out. This point also stands if he layered the sound in. To me the sound isn't close enough to J L to be coming from him.
I honestly haven't a clue if any of this is near right, just my thoughts.
To me, the most chilling part in finally hearing the audio is how calm it is. It's akin to "la la la, gotta dismember this then cut this and oh yea forgot to do this, gotta go back," like he was following cue cards. It was no louder or more emotional than when I'm baking muffins or cleaning. I expected it I guess but not really.
Wow..very interesting...not sure how to watch it backwards though
I made alot of frame dumps.
I put them in a folder and I selected "extra large icons" and then I scrolled down and up. It's like watching a moving picture.
I meant it's a constant beep which sometimes changes to several, becoming faster (at 6.55min) and even pulsating a little bit, English isn't my first language. I guess what I am trying to say is: it never stops, just changes.
almost like beeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeep-beep-beep-beep-beeep-bebebebebebeep-beeep-beeeeeeeeeeeeep-....
And there is a slight hissing in the background too, but that is just due to the audio quality, hence it's nothing special. I use Audio Monitors, which produce an almost perfectly clear sound
