- A
subaudible tone is a tone that is used to
trigger an
automated event at a
radio station. A
subaudible tone is audible; however, it is
usually at a low...
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SubAudible Hum are an
indie rock band
based in Melbourne, Australia.
Often compared to
Radiohead they are
active on the live circuit,
particularly in their...
- and the
other side
would have the
subaudible tones for
automatic projectors,
while some had both
audible and
subaudible tones combined. In 1979–1980 the...
-
Continuous Tone-Coded
Squelch System (CTCSS), a
method of
using low-frequency
subaudible tones to
share a
single radio channel among multiple users. Each user...
- device, much like a
pager or
mobile phone, that
electronically gathers subaudible codes that
identify the
source of a broadcast, such as a
radio station...
- used to
prompt an action. In
broadcast networks, a DTMF cue tone or
subaudible tone was
traditionally used to
prompt insertion of a
local TV commercial...
-
piece of
heavy metal music] may also be
covert or subliminal.
Sometimes subaudible tracks are
mixed in
underneath other,
louder tracks.
These are
heard by...
- of
their bowels.
Busted Even
after testing a wide
range of
subaudible and near-
subaudible noises on him, not once did Adam lose
control of his bowels...
-
systems have no
dedicated control channel. All
control data is sent as
subaudible data
along with
voice transmissions. Each
system site can have any number...
- sound; its
Perspecta system featured only a
monaural track, but
through subaudible tones, it
could change the
direction of the
sound to come from the left...
