Melody Code

This is something similar to what my brothers are working on. I wish them the best of luck! This is an unfinished paper.

Melody Code and Encoding Information within Single Numbers, patterns of numbers, Patterns of Beats, Tones, Melodies, and Pitch, as well as Intonation of voice.

By Joshua Plovanic

            Encoding information and messages within different forms of sound and numbers is often difficult. Some people are advanced enough to actually encode data and information within sounds. I may be one of them, but I haven’t developed the skillset that I need to do so. In this paper I will describe, in theory of course, how it may be possible to encode data in melody and by other means.

            First of all, Imagine assigning a meaning to a pitch or melodic note that only those whom you want to get the message. Then you create patterns of pitches, notes, and beats, much like a song, that gets transmitted to the targeted receiver and decoded, similar to how code-talkers in the wars we have fought transmitted the message with verbal codes and numbers. So for instance you play a song, and each pitch, note, and beat have an assigned letter, number, or word depending on how you would encode it. I have only a rudimentary understanding music science, but in theory, this type of encoding may be possible. So playing a sophisticated song or musical number over a radio or by digital means can transmit the essential message without enemy detection. Since only the officials and personnel who are friendly know the assigned meaning of the notes, pitches, and beats, then the message could possibly go undetected.

            On a side note. I want to discuss vocal intonation of verbal communication. When you add intonation to the phrase or word you are saying, human beings pick up on the intonation and the message of what you are saying, as well as the emotion connected with the message. It becomes more potent and effective in achieving the objective of the communication. You can interrogate someone by many methods, but how you talk to someone, especially if you use as sweet sounding tone of voice, like you are trying to sooth a crying child, theoretically you may be able to extract the necessary information by gaining their trust. How you talk to someone is essential in gaining their trust, and using intonation appropriately is one of the tactics necessary to do so.