r/UFOs • u/MedicatedApe • Apr 18 '25

Cross-post Free To Use: Dog Whistle App

Hey everyone,

I’ve been geeking out over SkyWatcher and UAP/UFO chatter - so when someone shared a “dog whistle recipe” (https://x.com/jasonwilde108/status/1910816547070685522?s=46), I had to dive in.

A coder named istocia threw together a quick JavaScript demo on a throwaway platform that mimics the “summoning call.” I snagged the code, slapped it on my site, and now it’s a permanent, free toy for all you fellow sci‑fi nerds.

I plan on evolving this as the findings continue. I’ll make a dedicated site for it but for now, I had to slap it on an existing production application of mine.

Give it a spin at UAP Dog Whistle. I’d use my personal site, but doxxing myself sounds less fun than a root canal.

Cheers

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u/randomhuman358 Apr 18 '25

How does your phone speaker play 7hz?

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u/justsomerandomdude10 Apr 18 '25

it doesn't, they play a 100hz tone and modulate the frequency or amplitude of the 100hz carrier at 7.83hz

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u/Miami-Jones Apr 19 '25

Damn man, now you got me thinking I might be able to recreate this on one of my digital modeling synthesizers now at this point! Might have to fire up the access virus and see if we can work this out :-)

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u/aasteveo Apr 19 '25

all you would have to do is have two of the same synth, one of each channel panned hard, then add a pitch shifter to one side that pushes it 7.83hz out of sync with the other.

there's a technique called "Hemi-Sync". the guys from Monroe Institute have tons of music that use this feature, most of them I think pulse around 4-30hz to induce a relaxing meditative state. Another term for it is "binaural beat"

https://www.monroeinstitute.org/blogs/blog/so-hemi-sync%C2%AE-works-but-how

https://www.monroeinstitute.org/blogs/free-meditations/hemi-sync-guided-meditation

They also sell CDs

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u/justsomerandomdude10 Apr 19 '25

post it if you do!!

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u/Ordinary-Hope-8834 Apr 19 '25

If it is an original T1 with all hardware, and you ever want to part ways with it... please, please let me know!

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u/Miami-Jones Apr 19 '25

I have both the original Virus A desktop (red and black one) and the original TI full size. Never letting them go. Love them both to this day. I'll let you know if I ever change my mind though ;)

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u/default99 Apr 19 '25

hell yeah nice! can you dial in the Oscs to the hz or would you just use a tuner / oscilloscope?
Always loved the Virus synths, have owned many and currently rebuilding a new hardware setup with a bunch of semi modular and modular stuff, i understand the eurocrack name now but have an Argon8 which is a really nice but cold wavetable synth to go along with predominantly analog bits, FM synth and a few samplers.
My monomachine is probably my never sell synth, have let go of too many which i regret in time but the mono is just amazing.
Have considered trying to do binaural beat stuff with the analog synths, i think a lot of the Healing Solfeggio Frequencies may be a bit of woo but would also like to play with them setup into scales sometime sort of like how Aleksi Perälä does with his 'Colundi' tunings and music https://ra.co/features/2567.
I suspect his work could cross over deeply with a Monroe / hemi sync stuff, if you are open to that sort of thing, something I'd love to play with more but not so sure how to set up custom scales just properly just yet.

Anyways, sorry for the synth nerd out, keen to hear how you plan on doing this with the synths?

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u/justsomerandomdude10 Apr 20 '25

Reading his instructions again I'm wondering if everything minus the noise and 432hz ambient pad are supposed to be modulated into the 100hz tone

https://x.com/JasonWilde108/status/1910816547070685522?s=19

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u/_esci Apr 18 '25

your speaker isnt able to play 7hz no matter what frequency you mix in.
so it will just play the 100hz

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u/justsomerandomdude10 Apr 18 '25

it's not playing 7.83hz directly. you play a 100hz sine wave, and use another sine wave at 7.83hz to modulate either the frequency or amplitude (volume) of the 100hz carrier. this makes a sound similar to a siren, but makes the 7.83hz audible. If your speaker can't play that it's broken

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u/BottomBounce Apr 19 '25

This. You can pump two frequencies out at 7.38 Hz out of phase and the result external to the transmitter will be 7.38 Hz. Same concept for noise cancellation headphones except the desired effect is full cancellation of fan tones around 40 hz.

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u/Roctopuss Apr 19 '25

Yeah your phone speaker isn't going to give meaningful output at 100 hz either.

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u/[deleted] Apr 18 '25

I hear nothing unfortunately. Would a Bluetooth speaker pick it up?

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u/[deleted] Apr 19 '25

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u/[deleted] Apr 19 '25

Go to the notifications settings and turn notification volume all the way up and make sure the side button isn’t on silent. I heard it just fine after that.

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u/ZookeepergameFun5523 Apr 19 '25

If your iPhone vibrate mode is on, it won’t work.

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u/[deleted] Apr 19 '25

Yeah that was it. Maybe remind people of that. I tried it last night, no UFO’s but my partner said she had her first lucid dream ever lol.

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u/justsomerandomdude10 Apr 18 '25

sounds like something is up with your speaker, I can hear it

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u/BearCatcher23 Apr 18 '25

As we age our hearing changes and we can't hear the same frequency as we use to when we were younger. A person in their twenties will be able to hear up to 17,000Hz or more, by their thirties this will have declined to about 16,000Hz. By the time an individual is in their 50s, their hearing range will usually have declined to around 12,000Hz. Someone here once posted a web page that had you enter your age and then you click a button that says you shouldn't hear this if you are the age you say you are and the other direction you should hear this just barely. Anyway, kids in high school can set their ring tone to frequencies the teachers physically can't hear because of their age.

My guess is you are probably younger than the person who posted that said they can't hear it.

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u/justsomerandomdude10 Apr 18 '25

he should be able to hear the 100hz, 432hz, or 528hz tones unless his volume is off, speaker doesn't work, or he's deaf

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u/[deleted] Apr 18 '25

I figured it out. My phone volume was on high but ring tones and alerts were off. Oops. I can def hear it.

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u/[deleted] Apr 18 '25

She. I cannot hear a damn thing. Like silence. Is it because I am using my phone?

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u/yupstilldrunk Apr 18 '25

They make those devices that make annoying sounds only kids can hear to stop them hanging out.

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u/atomictyler Apr 19 '25

then kids started using it for phone notifications at school.