Creating Light with your Inner Ear

[voidisyinyang]

[Spectrum]

The other night while observing people "listening" in depth, I had the distinct sensation of "swallowing sound" through my ear canal, down under the jaw hinge (loosening it) and connecting it through a swallow action with resonance simultaneously occuring in my chest/torso. It was such a unique sensation.

 

On a related vein I found an interesting photo (might be a repost) I took while observing standing patterns created by striking couplets w/ the healing bells, I was taking note how the various harmonic envelops changed and transformed the standing patterns from square to triangular shapes... when I began to strike triplet sequences the whole harmonic changed and the standing patterns changed to a vortex actually spiraling in flux with the harmonic. Considering the mathematically paradoxial nature of under/overtone sequences, visually observing a vortex constructed out of nothing but sound, spinning into and out of itself through the medium of a soap bubble... made a kodak moment.

 

 

Edited May 18, 2008 by Spectrum

[voidisyinyang]

So triplets would be essentially syncopation because your accenting the off-beat by making the rhythm asymmetric and it has a driving force forward.

 

For example traditional "Christian" music in Ethiopia uses an accent on the off-beat. When you drum this with your hands. Just start with the left hand light and then strong on the right hand. 1 AND (head bounce), 2 AND (head bounce).

 

It's just like Reggae -- the left out "3rd" beat automatically makes the whole body dance to the triplet or syncopation.

 

1 AND a 2 AND a 3 AND a....

 

thanks.

[Spectrum]

and thanks extended to you as well.

[joeblast]

those sounds are damn obnoxious!!!

[rain]

those sounds are damn obnoxious!!!

 

 

...can`t hear you drummer!! are you inside your soundproof studio?

 

fun; tickletickle

 

http://inter-sat.com/atle/PAOLO/VINACCIA.C...-percussion.jpg

 

aannD

 

label - blue note

band - US3

"different people - different rythms"

Edited May 20, 2008 by rain

[Spectrum]

The 3rd harmonic (beat) being a binaural rhythm, similar to creating polyrhythmic patterns, but without drums... I think...

[rain]

The 3rd harmonic (beat) being a binaural rhythm, similar to creating polyrhythmic patterns, but without drums... I think...

 

 

therefore you are?

[Spectrum]

What does chocolate frosting sound like?

Edited May 21, 2008 by Spectrum

[rain]

Edited June 3, 2008 by rain