This walkie-talkie, I said: Hi guys, my name is Victor, how are you, I'm from Brazil, I'm 19 years old, nice to meet you! I'm speaking the language of Radio Communicator with you! I'm very happy to see you! Bye guys! I imitated the sound of the radio communicator! This device doesn't even exist anymore, it's only used in war! And the talking drum i imitated a beat!
@@zintopiaalternativo6235 Nossa! Vc também sabe falar a língua do Koki? Que maravilha! O Koki é um desenho em massinha! Por conta disso, é um desenho pra criança!
Hypnotic! On-the-spot analysis: Sine wave generator, at or about 200 Hz Marian: unison vocal drones, changing to an 8:9 ratio at about 20-minute mark La Monte: sliding vocals matching (more or less) harmonic series: the fun stuff! La Monte can't quite get his voice to sound at 50 Hz. (I can't either, so that's not a criticism!)
I know! This children's television series is so old! This is from 1984! He is 39 years old! My country in Brazil! Since i was little! I watched that show, i know all of the engine names! Like: Molly, Spencer, Edward, Harvey, Rocky, Rosie and others!
I was absolutely floored to find this on RU-vid. I knew Hal Chamberlin at the time he created it. He is the most brilliant person I've ever known, and I learned a lot from him. I have, or had at one time, a copy of his original version of this on tape, but I haven't owned a reel to reel tape deck since the 1980s. It was good to hear this again even if it is a bit the worse for wear after 50 years.
@@victordinardilacerda9318 yeah it's pretty cool. With the luck of early technology's formation we're able to hear the voice of someone who is long passed away.
