Sasquatch Vocalizations 3.0

[Darryl Strumm]

hey, D.
to me the context and setting of the audio is important to my mind's eye, when listening.

just wanted to get my 'eyes' right. thanks.

sooo, these new clicks. I'm with you, very odd.

as if, nephie is revealing new aspect of language to you. new phonics.

have you personally ever considered contacting a professional linguist?

these clicks could be telling. it's new evidence or an indication of their language, perhaps.

btw: at some point, nephie drops a large rock that goes 'crack.'
any indication that rock still around the parking area?

as for that 'click.'

some derelict african languages use a system of up to 7 click and cluck variations.
the single click is one of them.

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W6WO5XabD-s

sounds like the video taker is transcribing the click language as the clicks are much closer to the recorder than the subject speaking on camera, what gets me is how neph speaks and clicks seamlessly almost like he has two sets of vocal chords, this has been verified by both mike and myself on some audio clips , such as two octaves simultaneous, pitch shift instantly , it really has me wondering on their vocal chord make up

[jimmer]

sounds like the video taker is transcribing the click language as the clicks are much closer to the recorder than the subject speaking on camera, what gets me is how neph speaks and clicks seamlessly almost like he has two sets of vocal chords, this has been verified by both mike and myself on some audio clips , such as two octaves simultaneous, pitch shift instantly , it really has me wondering on their vocal chord make up

man, this is so fascinating.

stay on it, darryl.

[jimmer]

sounds like the video taker is transcribing the click language as the clicks are much closer to the recorder than the subject speaking on camera, what gets me is how neph speaks and clicks seamlessly almost like he has two sets of vocal chords, this has been verified by both mike and myself on some audio clips , such as two octaves simultaneous, pitch shift instantly , it really has me wondering on their vocal chord make up

I did some looking around (some might refer to this as research) to see if there were
any indiginous languages that incorporate a combination of inhales and exhales.

I found nothing. if this is true, then what mike and darryl have uncovered is a completely unique trait of the sasquatch people.
as for the recent 'clicks,' that's another story, entirely.

the closest thing we have to inhale/exhale speaking is heavy metal vocals.

there's a big debate whether either technique is preferable.

this demonstrator fellow first 'inhales' the lyrics, then, somewhere in the middle, exhales the remainder of the song.

to me, either way is trés irritating.

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MEPpmol6_I8

[samos]

Jimmer, i'll take your word for it with the heavy metal singer. I loathe that kind of noise.

what gets me is how neph speaks and clicks seamlessly almost like he has two sets of vocal chords, this has been verified by both mike and myself on some audio clips , such as two octaves simultaneous, pitch shift instantly , it really has me wondering on their vocal chord make up

I was thinking about this today. Maybe the vocal chords are an evolutional development of interdimensional species.

If you take for example..the lungfish. They have developed both gills and lungs (some have one, others have two). Their seasonal journey will take them from water environment to land or even burrowed into mud. If you can, think of this as a 'dimensional jump'. A change in living environments and conditions has called for this natural process of transformation to occur.

So, Sasquatch should definitely have some 'modified' attributes needed for their amazing abilities.
And just in case you think dimensional travel is for you...you might first want to consider growing an extra pair






If there is validity to the vocal chord question posed...then Darryl and Mike would be the first to have discovered it.
By George, I think they've got it !!

[jimmer]

And just in case you think dimensional travel is for you...you might first want to consider growing an extra pair

nice one, samos ; )

but seriously, these last two audio captures (including the removed 'we love you' clip),
display rare and unique sas vocal attributes.

as for the verbal attributes and message, there's got to be a non-biased linguist out there
that would give 'a lung' to analyze these sound files.

[Darryl Strumm]

Jimmer, i'll take your word for it with the heavy metal singer. I loathe that kind of noise.





I was thinking about this today. Maybe the vocal chords are an evolutional development of interdimensional species.

If you take for example..the lungfish. They have developed both gills and lungs (some have one, others have two). Their seasonal journey will take them from water environment to land or even burrowed into mud. If you can, think of this as a 'dimensional jump'. A change in living environments and conditions has called for this natural process of transformation to occur.

So, Sasquatch should definitely have some 'modified' attributes needed for their amazing abilities.
And just in case you think dimensional travel is for you...you might first want to consider growing an extra pair






If there is validity to the vocal chord question posed...then Darryl and Mike would be the first to have discovered it.
By George, I think they've got it !!

It has also been said that giant skeletal remains have been found containing double rows of teeth, hmm interesting , to go along with two sets of vocal chords??????

[Darryl Strumm]

nice one, samos ; )

but seriously, these last two audio captures (including the removed 'we love you' clip),
display rare and unique sas vocal attributes.

as for the verbal attributes and message, there's got to be a non-biased linguist out there
that would give 'a lung' to analyze these sound files.

I will re post the audio at some point Mike had no permission to post my audio like it was his own. Also the linguist would be a blind study not knowing the species the audio is from to be sure to eliminate any bias

[Darryl Strumm]

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[Darryl Strumm]

here you go LTV

[lift the veil]

here you go LTV

Awesome! Thank you for posting the pic.

[Dracon]

Humans have dual vocal chords. Definitely possible.

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vC9Qh709gas



Always love the discussions in this thread. Thank you all.

[samos]

Humans have dual vocal chords. Definitely possible.


Always love the discussions in this thread. Thank you all.

Hello, and great post Dracon I didn't know this was possible.who'd a-thunk it?

Nephatia still rules with the biggest set of all... (pipes, that is)

[Dracon]

Hello samos, and you are welcome. Above jimmer posted a video of a metal screamer (which understandably is not to your taste, but) the reason metal screamers can make the sounds they do is they are using both sets of vocal chords at the same time. It is how they add the "grit".

Natives and monks have used these techniques for chanting and Primal Screaming. Speculating that these types of cultures may have interacted with or shared space with sas.. Adds some new possibilities for how they might develop this.

[jimmer]

Humans have dual vocal chords. Definitely possible.

Always love the discussions in this thread. Thank you all.

absolutely amazing.
excellent post, dracon.

want to hear more of anna-maria?

here is her vocal gymnastics illustrated.

at 7 min mark, she performs a folk song.
the complexity is astounding.

and what a set of lungs!
next, a nepie and anna-maria duet?
bring it!

Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UHTF1-IhuC0

[Frances]

Lots of good new information coming our way, more thoughts and a new photograph for our collection. Great.
Frances.