An interval signal, followed by the announcement "Radio Move International" plays twice, as the fake band conditions cause the broadcast to fade in and out like crazy monkeys. A time signal is heard. An announcer (me through the built-in microphone on the device) says "You're listening to Radio Move International. It's Move o'clock." It then fades out... actually, it gets cut off a bit more abruptly than I would like, but hey, that's what I get for not actually editing this in a DAW.

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   Patrick Perdue (borrisinabox@fwoof.space)'s status on Saturday, 22-Feb-2025 03:15:55 JST Patrick Perdue

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   #movuary day 7 isn't a track. Not exactly. It's an attempt to simulate shortwave radio conditions using a groovebox, which is, let's just say, not ideal, and certainly outside of the intended scope for such a thing. This was done by automating the parameters of a compressor, a phaser with it's frequency turned down all the way, and a couple of different high pass filters over time. The radio noise was sampled by plugging my Tecsun PL-990X shortwave radio into Move's line input, and tuning to a frequency somewhere around the 40m band with nothing going on.

   I did this soon after I got my Move, but touched it up a bit since then.

   HQ download:
   http://www.borris.me/audio/movuary2025/07-Radio_Move_International.flac