What’s the easiest way to record like 4-12 hours of low-information audio (a ticking clock basically) most compactly?
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Nice project. Rough cut wood is brutal in a low friction device...even ambient humidity will affect close-tolerance fits. Your perseverance will tested.
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Well, you could always process it live, detect the peaks of the ticking and register the timings. That would be a pretty dense way of storing it, thought definitely not lossless :-P
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Oh, so you just need the timing information? You might look at ditching the audio and using a peak detector and only record time stamps (or time deltas). A cheap mic into something like an arduino which spits out the timing via a serial port
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Yes I was thinking of that too... though the raw signal would have harmonics and crap, so it’s not just the peak times
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