Starlight Kisses (original - piano and bowed glass)
I just put my mic up to my keyboard for this, didn't know how to plug it in directly to record at the time, so please forgive the dead air. Someday I'll try to do it with live air.
*If you can't get DSound to play, because sometimes DSound just rebels for no reason, then you can listen to it below. *
As for the bowed glass effect, I wish that I could do that in real life. It sounds so beautiful to me, I picture myself outside in a meadow with my little bendy glass, making it sound beautiful with little to know effort.
Instead, you get the fake version, but just know that in my head it is the legit sound. If you wanna get inside my head I can schedule an appointment.
Much love,
♥ serena
Exactly what I needed. Thank you for those peaceful tones.
You are very welcome, and thank you! ♥
Serena I cannot get the soundcloud to work for any reason and seems you erased your dsound link too. I love blowing glass sound but a glass harmonica cost 20k and up so what I do is to tune and fill cups and arrange them to play on a table.
Oh no! I am such a fool! I will try to remedy this situation as quickly as possible.
I would love to see you do the cups ♥!!
This is the dsound link I think...
https://dsound.audio/#!/@paintingangels/20180321t135747264z-starlight-kisses-original-piano-and-bowed-glass
I didn't know you played the piano, I like the "bowed glass" sound, it´s rather haunting with the pitch bendings, there are some "off tempo notes" here and there but I actually feel it makes feel like a broken music box lullaby of sorts, beautiful yet a bit haunting. I really enjoyed it. I hummed along.
Thank you, @yidneth! ♥♥♥♥ I've never used a metronome or anything to help with my tempo, so I'm really just all over the place all the time.. chaos. Imaging Priscilla Hernandez humming along with my songs makes me happier than you can imagine. ♥♥♥
Just lovely.
Have you ever considered tuning down from 440 Hz to 432 Hz?
It brings the warmth of music out incredibly and has other great benefits.
Hmm... I haven't, because I am embarrassed to say that I have no idea what that means...
Don’t be Serena. I will put a post out in the coming days for an explanation. I also have a radio show every Sat from 4 Central on mspwaves.com called Frequency Waves 432 were i play everything in 432.
In short, the ‘A’ above the middle ‘C’ is tuned to 432 Hz instead of 440 Hz, giving the music higher definition and a warmer sound. There are health benefits to this frequency among other notable differences. I tag you when i publish.
Thanks for the info!
On a keyboard can you do that? I can't tune my piano, I don't know how.. I will try to check out your show soon, saturday afternoons are usually pretty busy for me, but I do have the occasional lazy one... this saturday i will be out of town, however.. visiting my family back home.
No worries, I can send you a copy of one of the shows. Did 50's. 60's, 70's. hard rock and I think this week will be Latino Music as I just moved to Panamá.
Many keyboards have the option to change the pitch, to tune 440 Hz to 432 Hz you would go 31.9 steps down. Most keyboards don't show the actual frequency.
In order to tune instruments, you would want a tuner which allows to change the frequency. The KORG CA will do the trick.
https://www.amazon.com/Korg-CA40-Large-Display-Chromatic/dp/B000EE8YPK/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1521733572&sr=8-1&keywords=korg+ca