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| The Throat Singers of Siberia | ||
| Listen to the high falsetto overtone (neither of the men is actually singing this note!). That tone is a quintina, a virtual voice created by harmonics. | ||
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| How to play an entire drum kit with your mouth! | ||
| This Beatboxer shows how he creates the illusion of playing a Kick drum, snare and high-hat sound all at the same time! | ||
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| The Amazing Barber Shop Illusion | ||
An amazing demo of stereo . You must listen with headphones. Feels just like you are in the barber's chair. The barber moves around and seems to get nearer and further from you. Trippy! |
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| Phantom Words | ||
| An illusion demonstrated by Diana Deutsch from the University of California. This is a recording of an overlapping sequence of repeated words in a stereo placement. You will start to hear phrases that do not really exist. You may find that the phantom words are connected to your subconscious – for example, people who are alcoholics often hear phrases associated with drink. | ||
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| Phantom Scales | ||
| Listen to this scale ascending scale and then replay the video. The scale appears to continue ascending even though you are just listening to the same clip each time! | ||
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| Band video invokes smell of Chocolate! | ||
| While listening to this video of a wedding band many people report a strong smell of sweet chocolate after a few minutes of listening! Scientists have so far failed to explain this bizzare phenomenon. | ||
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| Amazing Sound Sculptures! | ||
| Freaky sculptures made from sound waves. | ||
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| Sax Solo Illusion by The Beatles | ||
| Listen out for what appears to be a Sax solo in Lady Madonna by The Beatles. The sound was actually created by the Beatles' cupped hands! Source: New Scientist Magazine | ||
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