Misc Originals – David Warmke - 82407 To 83156 To 82782 (Guitar)

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What is your base reference point

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Physics is mine, if you are Bob Denver, Dobie  Gillis or Joe Tidwell who knows

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Yours might be music, art, or just work

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How do we hear, communicate, understand

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We take things to the simplest level, visualize

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Analyze and come up with our view

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What’s your view, how do you perceive a tune

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Do you think cords, notes or simple vibrations

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So what is 82.407 to 80.909 to 82.782

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The title of this poem of course

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E, the sixth string on our guitar

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E2 on 440 scale, on 432 scale

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And on 442 scale, 432 E2 sounds best to me

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So what is 82.407 to 80.909 to 82.781

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It is vibrations per second, a compression sound wave

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Measured in Hertz, 60 our electric hum

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It is E2 the base string on our guitar

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A rolling sound wave 15 feet long

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Pick a start point 440,432 442 HZ call It A

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Each step just 1.0594631 more or less apart

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Take 12 steps multiply together 12 times you get 2

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That is one octave 12 semitones

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Take a wave and fit two exactly into one

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You go from Note back to Note

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15 to 7.5 feet, wave length, that’s is all it is

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Together they do not beat, different somehow they seem the same

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Let’s go deeper, the human hear

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It measures pressure differences of the air

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Stand on a sheet of paper now taller at a lower pressure

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This the ear can measure this, very small pressure differences

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The ear drum, 3 bones, the inner ear

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The spiral Cochlear, 3,500 IHC and 12,000 OHC hairs

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Looks like tiny pipe organs in a spiral

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Sounds turned electric sent to the Cochlear nerve

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Sound amplified by 3 lever bones

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Sound now in the cochlear fluid

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Those tiny HC hairs resonate the sound

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An electrical signal sent to the brain and analyzed, we hear

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So why do we hear a octave above the same

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The seashell-like spiral shape of the Cochlear that’s the key

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Fibonacci sequence, 3 numbers add the biggest two, the cochlear hairs in array

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Musics Law of Octaves in every Conch shell

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We can hear 10 octaves in all 16 to 22,000 hz

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Those repeat points are called notes

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Just 7 work the best, five in between

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Those sharps and flats add more

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Why do we make music

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How do we place notes together that work

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How do we make music that pleases the soul

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Experiment, that’s where our 12 note scale came from

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Build on what others have done

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Music expresses more than sound, emotions so powerful

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Our hearts resonate to music, that’s just the way it is

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At the deepest level, all is simply a string

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String Theory, the theory of all things

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The smallest particle a vibrating energy string

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Smaller than an atom, smaller an electron, smaller than a photon, or quark,

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We cannot see them; Physics is sure they are real

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Vibrations at all levels of everything

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So many harmonics we can only guess

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Resonance so powerful, the Tacoma Washington Bridge fell

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Music communicates, resonates refreshes our souls

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The ear so simple, just lucky happenstance

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It came from a fish gill, a reproductive mistake

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I hope you are laughing

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If not I have this bridge in New York, I would like to sell

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Why

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Jesus knows, we try to hear, to understand

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As we learn to communicate with His handiwork

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our designed, created, and loved soul.

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82.407 to 80.909 to 82.781

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80.909 resonates best with my soul