Initially, most individuals do not perceive a melody, and they are correct in their observation since no notes are altered. However, eventually, everyone perceives a melody, despite no changes in pitch occurring.
Instead, the distribution of volume among the partials is modified through resonance. This alteration creates the impression of a melody, although each person experiences this at a different degree of deviation from the typical speech sound. Reality and truth are made up in our minds.
00:00 The magic of listening
00:21 Brain and sound processing
01:31 Melody hidden in syllables
01:50 Hearing test part 1 - 5% hear the melody
02:05 The melody revealed
02:58 Why some sounds remain hidden
04:02 Hearing test part 2 - 20% hear the melody
04:52 Hearing test part 3 - 40-60% hear the melody
05:20 Hearing test part 4 - 100% hear the melody
06:27 Steps to discover the melody
06:54 Step 1 - Overtone singing technique
07:03 Step 2 - Vowels between u and i
07:16 Step 3 - Consonant n
07:24 Step 4 - Consonants n and t
07:56 Step 5 - other consonants
08:32 Step 6 - Intermediate step consonant transitions
09:20 Trust your perception
09:56 Step 7 - back to syllables
10:18 Step 8 - your hearing has now been changed
More on this topic: https://www.oberton.org/en/hearing-test-saus/
German version of the video: Gehörst du zu den 5%, die die Melodie...
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Wolfgang Saus
https://www.oberton.org/en/
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