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Interactive Apollo 13 site: great audio samples

Apollo 13 Real-Time Mission Experience. A website up now to mark the 50th anniversary of the lunar mission. You can toggle between the 59 different audio channels at Mission Control. Around 151 hours of audio including the 'problem' ...could be some great fodder for samples.

https://apolloinrealtime.org/13/

Comments

  • Wow. Yeah these samples would be golden!
    Are they downloadable? Or what could be the best solution to get them ?

  • edited April 2020

    For Mac there's free software called Piezo from Rogue Amoeba.. records audio coming from browser.
    For Windows theres Audacity or Soundtap, both free.

  • Fairly sure all the NASA audio is up on the NASA site. There's loads of stuff there, including recordings of stars/nebula :)

    Also lots of videos.

  • Screen recording then extract audio from video

  • Cool thing is you can hear multiple channels in video mode and select individual channels in audio mode. You can really get lost for hours. And video (film) in sync when available too. 3 timelines on top make it simple to jump to any event.

  • so can material be freely sampled legally royalty fre etc etc?

  • @eross said:
    so can material be freely sampled legally royalty fre etc etc?

    I’m pretty sure nasa doesnt copyright their material. It’s a public service since the American people pay taxes to fund it. It’s free to all though, not just Americans.

  • @eross said:
    so can material be freely sampled legally royalty fre etc etc?

    I think any of the synced video footage is not cool to sample on the website without Stephen Slater’s permission, but the audio seems to be cool under the copyright at least from my interpretation. I am not a lawyer. This is neat website and thanks for posting BitterGums

  • @Poppadocrock said:
    Screen recording then extract audio from video

    Hey mate, is there a decent way to do this without many problems? ;) (on iOS devices)

  • edited April 2020

    You can download the audio files for the Apollo 13 mission in various formats here:

    https://archive.org/details/Apollo13Audio

    See comments on the page for the location of various of dialogs.

  • @dougdi said:
    Cool thing is you can hear multiple channels in video mode and select individual channels in audio mode. You can really get lost for hours. And video (film) in sync when available too. 3 timelines on top make it simple to jump to any event.

    and i definately did get lost for a couple hours. also, for some reason when you select the 'Photography' tab to the left of 'Mission Control Audio' it plays all the 'official' audio and has a written transcript so you can follow along. and then that has a modern day commentary explaining what the hell is going on.

    pretty sure all the nasa audio is royalty free.

    @hogyard yeah no prob. i thought the UI was impressive and the audio offerings too goo not to post.

  • @BitterGums Awesome share! What a great way to compile ALL of that media into one interactive piece.. brilliant..

  • @BitterGums thanks for sharing. Really great...

  • That’s a super neat site thanks @BitterGums

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