Cool puzzle! I've never worked with editing audio files before so I learned a lot

Really clever puzzle. Thank you, Tomas!

This was a really good one; You had me on a deep dive into an interesting rabbit hole for a few minutes when I noticed the "WAVEFake" at the beginning of the files. :)

While I understand that you used a sort of noise cancellation (or is it phase cancellation, not sure of the exact term), I'd be very curious, if you could explain how you got from the original audio saying the letters to the two resulting files (before inverting one of them).

Hello, we meet again. Took me a while to realise about destructive interference or something.
Thank you for the puzzle.

Well, it seems I have had the audacity to get here :)

Nice puzzle, my eyes are grateful for this "change of pace" :)

Inverting the jammer to get the signal was simple enough. Then it took me several minutes to figure out what to do with 10 characters. 🤣

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knowing your puzzles, i fully expected you to go one step further and hide the letters written out in a 3d spectrogram, but maybe that would be too big of a leap.
have a great weekend and see you on the next one :D

Great puzzle. After the specturm and a new search i tried noise reduction using jammer as a noise profile.
On hindsight that was stupid of me, since i already knew how noise cancelling works. 🤦

We're twinsies. Thanks for the puzzle

Fun puzzle. Had to do a lot of quick learning to deal with the files and such tho but couldn't have done it without tips and that ⬆️⬇️ one.
Thx for puzzle!

Really looks like taking it one step further with each new puzzle o.o

After a good sleep I was finally able to figure out what to do with the 10 characters :)

Thanks for the puzzle :)
The logic behind it was really easy, it was just hard to find a proper tool. Yesterday I got until the same spectogram as the first commenter but then I found a tool to remove the noise, yet it didn't remove it from the letter parts properly so I couldn't understand them. After the audacity answer it was easy to solve.

I liked this one, got it pretty quickly without any hints, just had to look up how to "subtract" one track from another in Audacity (in hindsight I should have known). Thanks :)

Not entering for Biomutant, but it was a fun puzzle! Thanks! :)
I ended up trying both L indicating capital letter, and then U indicating capital letters, but were the L and U supposed to stand for anything specific?

That was brilliant! I didn't even know Audacity could do that.
Now if only I had background noise recordings of all those nice bootleg concerts to cancel out the noise...
Happy to say I got the U/l thing right away though

Thanks for the nice puzzle.

Thank you for teaching me something new about audio editing!

OMG I finally won a game from solving a puzzle!! And a really cool puzzle too! Double win!
Thanks a lot for keeping the noodles twirling. You have no idea on the upkeep for that rusty brain machinery!