Each one has a blip earlier than the last is what I understand. So the first will have the last blip. But I am assuming that would make the first file the last one in the list…
So counting the blips, in the correct order, you think that would point to letters in the lyrics that spell out something? 
begins pulling his hair out
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I don’t know and I don’t want to go bald. 
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Looking back through this thread and what gamedetectives has, this seems to be the order. The second and third might be switched though.
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Does anyone here know of a free audio analysis program that can put them together?
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You can use Audacity, its free
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Emily posted the lyrics exactly six times. “And on the sixth cry, the Atlas answered” This theme of six cries is repeated in the Hirk and Nal legend, the Atlas Rises storyline, and the Telamon/Exotic Planet lore. Just your local lore hoarder chiming in with an observation.
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I was going to wait till tomorrow night when the satellite is closest to me. Might be late to the party by then eh?
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Apparently it changes every 16 minutes? Anyway, you just need to be in range. It does not appear to be related to how close it is as long as it is close enough to be received.
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The 16th minute of every hour.
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thank you for that clarification!
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Scratch the idea of unique characters spelling a code. The only character that doesn’t repeat in all the codes is the letter u, if even that.
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dang, so there’s a lot more than 6? I thought Emily posting 6 times was a clue that there are only 6 files.
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And I believe that may be the last one I will be able to receive tonight. No more near passes for me until tomorrow night.
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What if the audio files need to be overlapped on the song over each verse. Such as, placing the audio files over each verse and wherever the blip lands on, write down that word and see if it creates a sentence.
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The sound in the files make me picture a geyser, or a depth charge. A violent jet of fluid sound followed by the spray hitting the surface…
Not very technical, or probably even helpful, but just my observation.
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Gotta get some sleep. I hope I don’t hear eerie banging and a ghostly voice in my dreams tonight 
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ikr these sounds are terrifying, i swear after the big sound wave i hear someone say, “help me”
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