I always wondered what all that chatter was about.  It looks like it was coming from a Rabbler.  It gives one the impression that subs are sent remotely.  Organised a distance away from the environment where they are heard but not necessarily so. Possibly but not necessarily so.

It is either in the powerline or in the recordings from the array microphones of the computer.  It is used to camouflage subliminals when they are recorded.  Rabblers create lots of conversation, babble babble, and they are also used to hide conversations during office meetings, so secrets are not passed on.  It is difficult, but not impossible to locate a sub in the ramblings generated from Rabblers.

Below is a recording using the computer array microphone recording ambient chatter.

The visuals are above.

Below is part of the recording above amplified only to hear what could be a possible sub.

If the chatter was sent via the power line then all the audio gadgets connected to the power line at the time could act as a audio “transmitter” of the subs via the speakers.  They are slipped in between whatever is playing in the radio ot tv.  In the recordings above the microphone could have picked up the chatter from the speakers itself and they might have come from the power line rather than from the air. I did not hear any of the above except for the plane outside in the sky.  In this case being close to the experiment I suspect that it might have come internally.  I have experienced where recording that I thought were recorded strangely disappeared when published.  I think this was because hacks can via the powerline loop play audio that will play above the actual recording and you get either nothing when played again at a later time or 2 conversation one on top of the other (1 recorded and the other in realtime as you are playing the recording) could seem like garbled conversation making this process of detecting audio subs very difficult.

The Rabbler has not made this easy for the penny investigator.

 

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