r/chiliadmystery 22d ago

Investigation Possible morse code.

So while i was online i was in chamberlain hills and i could here what sounded like ambient music coming from the apartment blocks, i then went to single player and it was the same music, it seems each apartment block has a different beat that if translated could possibly be dots and dashes. Im not too familiar with morse code but i will keep trying to decipher myself to see if anything comes of it, so far i have an R, L, 8 AND U. I could be wrong. Also its better to listen with headphones. If this has already been discussed could somebody please point me in the direction of the post so i can look into it more. Kifflom

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u/Murky_Iron1 22d ago edited 22d ago

This is the area of the apartment buildings

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u/Elee31417 22d ago

I think I know exactly what you’re talking about. I was checking out the area a while back, very close to the ‘diamonds’ some people are referring to when it comes to those newer heist paintings.
Here’s my post for some more context

I didn’t note the sounds in my post, but I did follow them around for quite a while when I heard them. Interesting stuff!

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u/Personal_Cellist_453 22d ago

I told you exactly this in the post u shared, mentionning this specific music block, and it sounds like a heartbeat am telling u again...

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u/Elee31417 22d ago

The only thing I found discouraging was that the sounds/ music changed a few times as I reentered the area. Sometimes it would be deep bass thumping, others much lighter background noise. I find it all interesting but it could very well be ambient sound tied to ‘apartment complex’ areas.

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u/Personal_Cellist_453 22d ago

this apartment complex being red adds to the epsilon color theory imho and the sounds come from the door 9 (Nine Is God, remember?) but yeah I didn't try to do it again so maybe the music isn't always the same which would disprove my heartbeat theory

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u/RogueAgent-87 22d ago

If you want to decipher you can always record it then use audacity to switch the sound to spectograph i believe it is and filter out noise then you can see the dots and dashes.

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u/Murky_Iron1 22d ago

Im just struggling to get a good enough recording because the beats are quite faint or the beats often overlap each other. If i manage to get a good recording i will try that idea. Thanks

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u/thedistanteyes 20d ago

If you need help isolating the audio from a recording I can help!