Alexandre Tannous
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377 appearances
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first heard Apr 2025
last heard Apr 2025
Alexandre Tannous’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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It could be a different note, but to keep it simple so that everyone can do that, so that they don't think that, oh, I'm going to have to learn how to sing. I'm so terrified. Let's leave that story on the side. Let's not give excuses. It's a huge excuse.
Mid-range.
So keeping it simple, again, I'm explaining sophisticated things, but I'm going to keep it tied to simplicity. So everyone can do it and not create a story. Just do it as an exercise. Do it for fun. Do it without having anything to lose. Don't tell yourself a story that would make you not do it. And that's what we do, again. or feel inept, or feel like I can't sing.
We're not talking about singing. Just pick a comfortable mid-range note would be comfortable for any person. High notes, top tessitura of the vocal range, and lowest, and some people have two octaves, and some singers have five octaves. We're not, just stay in the middle, which is what everyone has. This is mid-range for me. What I'm doing, I'm opening and closing my mouth.
I'm changing the waveform. In acoustics, physics of sound, that's called a waveform. You're changing the way the frequency is shaped based on the change of the... interior design of your mouth that includes everything and every person has a different tone color specific signature because every person has different conditions acoustical conditions that create their very unique set of harmonics
And these conditions are wider throat or narrower throat, big vocal cords, small, big uvula or smaller one, thick, thin, big, small, soft palate, high heart palate, big tongue, teeth. All of these things create a different tempo, a different resonance chamber where sound is amplified in a very specific way. And it'll always be there and becomes your signature.
People, whether they know you or not, they know, oh, that's Aubrey, or that's a different person than the other one talking because of the tone color. So important in navigating through reality. So important in communicating something so personal, our identity, our signature insignia. So personal. Singers make a living to create huge power in the world because of their voice.
So it's very impactful and very serious. You're changing the waveform, and people should look up waveform, and the waveform that they're going to see on Google, keep in mind, they're two-dimensional waveform. In reality, it's hyper-dimensional. Now, you can look at waveforms created using a 3D printer, but that's not all there is to see.
So what this is about is that my vocal cords are pronouncing different vowels and consonants. I'm doing that to create words. and words that have a meaning because they have a symbology, and that's how we create reality. In a way, my words have an ethos, distinguishing quality, character, personality, spirit, word from ancient Greek, loan word from ancient Greek is used in many languages.
Through these words, I communicate what's going on inside of me, and this is how I've been having this chat, and that's what drives reality. The ideas, feelings, emotions, thoughts, sensations, micro-thoughts, developed thoughts, are communicated through random sounds that humans learn to create a language out of that, even alphabet, to be able to write them down.
My ancestors, the Phoenicians, created the first alphabet through which the Roman alphabet came about, a way to depict language. the letter in something you can write and someone else can read it. So this drives reality, literally. When we speak words that have symbology, and of course, the person has to know the same language in order for the reality to be. And that's how the law is created.
That's how each empire kept people speaking their own language, but enforced the lingua franca, the common tongue. To enforce the laws to create that reality.
Exactly. And there's authority in it. There's a lot of hidden meaning, authority, hegemony, the control, the high society. Look what the English did in Africa. English, you can speak whatever you want, but you need to say, so you follow. So these consonants and vowels are all waveforms.
And this, when you speak, you are creating a vibrational state that comes out of your mouth, shaped by your unique shape of the interior design, the vocal tract. And this wave does not go to a hurdle towards you. It hurdles through moving the molecules in the air and the molecules stay where they are. and the vibration change, that's the whole thing, is waveform.
And it doesn't always go directly toward your ears. It bounces on walls and ceilings, gets absorbed by furniture and curtains, and studios are designed in a way where you don't, you know, and an echoic chamber, quietest room, I went and did research, and the quietest room in the world is in Minnesota. where you go and no sound bounces on the wall, everything gets absorbed.
No, that's not true. They tell you that, no, I was able to be there and meditate. No, but it's very odd. It's very, very novel.
You hear body noise and everything. Exactly. Because sound gets absorbed, does not come back to you, and you start to hear fine. So basically, sound drives reality. And when my words are listened to you, enter reality, The ears and all the elements in the ears, the three bones.
First of all, the sound vibrating the cilia, the hearing cells, and we have 20,000 of them in each ear, and they start to die the day we're born. That's nothing compared to 125 million photoreceptors in each eye. So it's so important to protect the hearing. The sound goes into very sophisticated processing in the auditory cortex, And that creates reality. This is what they're talking about.
So this ethos creates pathos. These are my theories around how reality is created following it. And I'm going to come back to these harmonics and the exercise. But I'm just informing people about something so important to learn about that it's just not a simple exercise. This ethos creates pathos, and that's how we create reality through language.
That's how stories are told, songs are sung, speeches are given. Prayers, everything, this. Ethos creates pathos. And most of the time, the ethos out of ignorance, misguidedness, not paying attention ends up by creating a different pathos. Words are not defined properly. People don't use a limited language.
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