Enoch SoundCloud - What happened to Elegy
ArkFang
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So this has been bugging me for a while. So far I haven’t found any answers so it’s about time I call upon the Hivemind.
In early June, I noticed that the most popular track on Enoch Dalby’s SoundCloud, titled “Elegy” was gone, vanished. Both the ‘Album’ it was part of and the track itself just… gone. I’m not sure of the exact day it actually vanished
Enoch’s SoundCloud: https://m.soundcloud.com/enoch-dalby
Elegy direct link: https://m.soundcloud.com/enoch-dalby/elegy
The album art was
NOTE: This is an original Dalby piece, not a classical piece of music or other music of the same name (doesn’t belong to someone else).
it is NOT the Day - Elegy from the Tessellation series, https://m.soundcloud.com/enoch-dalby/d-12
You can hear a snippet of this track in the video “Enoch on Harmonic Resonance” video from the Tessellation series on YouTube: https://youtu.be/kuX0TecQXfI
As far as I can tell no other tracks were removed. The only reasoning I can think of is that Elegy is quite probably the Harmonic Resonance for Carrie Campbell. And after the Tessellation Reconfiguration, it is possible that the Researchers’ patterns were altered, and possibly changed their Harmonic Resonances, which would make the Elegy track no longer Carrie’s Harmonic Resonance.
but I wanted to see what everyone else thinks. @Truthseeker do you possibly have some info on this?
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We luckily have the audio on the Niantic Project wiki: https://niantic.schlarp.com/_media/investigation:enoch-dalby_elegy.mp3
I know this post is old as dirt by now, but I'm trying to salvage as much music and audio as possible from the old days of Ingress, and I managed to find an MP3 in the corner of the Internet Wayback Machine. I've put it on Soundcloud if you'd like to listen to it:
It's criminal that so little of the original story and media survives. Schlarp, Google+, and niantic.wiki are gone. The Verum Inveniri page is nothing but a dead link. Even the Janus Laboratorium page only survives on the Internet Archive now.