Originally published at: http://boingboing.net/2016/10/05/man-writes-words-with-his-voic.html
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Impressive and educational as heck. But can he do a Shepard Tone?
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Yea, minimum is minimum. But can he write GASPED?
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Į̪̠̘̦̺̤̭͆̄͒̃͂̓̒͘ ẅ̸͇͉̣̪̱̓̅͗͌ą̸̢̧̹̫̜̀̀͆̀̋̕͝n̢̮̜̰͈̥̓́͆͗̈̕͘͠ͅt̨̡̤͙͚̳̦̽͑̽̊̉͠͠ ẖ̵̪̙͕̗̟̩̊͐̈́͑͊͋͝͡͞i̡̛̯͉͓̫͔̩̞̝̦̓̍̾͗̎̏̕͡͡m̯̤̭̲̯̈̂̀̔̀̂̽͜͞ t̡̥̠̬̥̠͇͛͑̈̊̎̌͂o͇̪͖͒̓̓̃́̕͟͢͞͠ c̪̙̬̹͚͍͍̘͗̓̆͑̀̐̎a̢̫̖̰̼̖̐̅̏͋͋͂͢͞ļ̴̩͔̫̱̑̓̀̉̈́̀́̅͡͞l̶̩̫͔̗̱̎̉̇̑̄́̚ Ç̖̼͚̘̪͎̫̪̿̈̑̀͊̑̾̕ͅt͚̘̞̟̽̾͊̓̒͆͜h̶̲͓̘̖̦͕͖̰͆͑́͆̽̈̂̍͟͡u̝̼̗̙͉̯͗̒̽̈͘̕̕͡l͓̮̫̰̦͔͂͑́͒͒͝ũ̧̪͉͕̦̳̝͖̘̍̔̀͒͛̃̾͘
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I guess it’s the least he could do. 
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Brilliant! I’m especially delighted when he whips out the Tuvan throat singing.
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Punctuation was done years ago.
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can someone combine her sounds with the analyzer software?
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As you listen to this, imagine that he’s in a crowded bar trying to chat up a lady.
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Wow.
Or, more accurately:
Wooowooow wa wooowa wa wooowooow ooowa wooowooow
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reckon he could do a J, L, V and W fairly easily - T and Y with more difficulty - lower case R - dropping that into Word-Grabber…
VIRILITY, INJURY, and the dudes in TRIVIUM will be jazzed, jazzy dudes that they indubitably are - lots more
He could do hIJLMNrUVW and a wonky looking s, y, and z without splitting his voice. Still not a whole lot of options.
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