If you've been watching the World Cup, you've likely become pretty damn annoyed by the vuvuzelas (even when played by kids as cute as above...). MOST of us have jobs, which means recording the games is necessary. As a solution, LifeHacker offers a simple equalization trick to remove vuvuzelas from an audio recording:
Too complicated? Try this super simple trick posted on World Cup World.
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OMFG I hate that buzzing, its haunting me. My friend recently got on to 4chan and showed me that someone hacked the site to play the buzzing on a continuous loop.
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