
Tired of feeling like a swarm of wasps is trying to invade your living room while you're trying to watch the World Cup? The constant droning of the vuvuzela being blown by the crowds filling the stadiums in South Africa during each World Cup game is enough to drive any broadcaster crazy. However, a German sound engineer from Munich has come up with something that might be able to help.
It's the Anti Vuvuzela Filter. A 45 minute long mp3 that you can download and play during each game (obviously restarting the track for the next half, and possible extra time).
Here's how it works:
The Vuvuzela sound like all other steady noise is a pressure wave, which consist of a compression phase and a rarefaction phase.
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