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If you get stuck you can whistle a little higher! I screeched my way up to C6 before I had to tap-out then whistled my up to C#7. Now to figure out a way of get

by wlkr 7y ago

If you get stuck you can whistle a little higher! I screeched my way up to C6 before I had to tap-out then whistled my up to C#7. Now to figure out a way of getting the final notes... OK I gave up and cheated. The full list is here [0] (warning, spoilers!). [0]: https://pastebin.com/cv9KwayL https://pastebin.com/cv9KwayL

CrazyStat 7y ago
The microphone had trouble determining which octave my voice was in, interestingly. It would jump up and down an octave while I was holding a steady pitch. Whistling it had no trouble and I made it up to a F#7.
- 1996 7y ago
  It is because your voice has many frequencies at the same time. The power spectrum of the harmonics could cause this issue.