Talk:Contact (Daft Punk song)
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Pseudo random noise - infrasound[edit]
"Falcon recalled that upon playback of the completed "Contact", the studio speakers had blown out as a result of the sounds from the end of the track. He likened the effect to the end of a rock concert where guitars are thrown to the floor. NME interpreted the sound as "not unlike a huge pyramid blasting off into space", a reference to the stage visuals of Daft Punk's Alive 2006/2007 tour.[9]"
- This noise is basically extreme low frequency noise that falls below the playback range of virtually any cone-based speaker or subwoofer. It doesn't have to be stronger, if there are no high-pass filters, it's similar to putting direct current through a speaker that pushes it one way. Any ported/vented speaker box will let the cone easily clip hard below tuning frequency. It's really not that special or "cool". Low frequencies are the simplest and easiest to synthesize. B137 (talk) 00:30, 9 December 2016 (UTC)