Pianoteqenthusiast wrote:This piece of music, in its simplicity, is among my favorites of all that I've recorded with Orgtq, and it's hundreds of pieces and growing all the time.
I have modified, (made changes) to sound, and tweaked (slightly ”improved” the sound). I love to experiment.One thing I did, is to copy a recorded track so I have 3 tracks with same ”melody”. Then I changed the tuning tr 1 440Hz tr 2 438 Hz tr 3 436 Hz.
The sound becomes fatter/fuller when playing them together.
This can be heard best in the first section and the last section (same).
( you then can keep experimenting until your sound becomes fatter than if you use just many of the same stops put together at the same time). Of course too much is too much….(For interested:
I got the idea from Bo Michael Tretow, a Swedish record producer and audio engineer, musician and composer, best known for his work with the Swedish pop group ABBA (1970–1982), and with the musical Chess.
Tretow experimented with different recording techniques, and played an essential part in creating the "ABBA sound”.
Therefore, the group never sounded the same live, as on record).The music is Miniature 11 by M. Higgs
Enjoy Organteq 2!All the best, everyone
Stig
Hi Stig
This sounds absolutely beautiful! The simplicity of the melody combined with that 'fat,' layered organ sound creates a really rich atmosphere. It's so inspiring to see how much you love to experiment with sound design. That subtle detuning trick definitely paid off here. Truly enjoyed this!
Carmelo
Thank you so much carmelo for the support!
Best wishes,
Stig
]]>this was a very interesting experiment. i like the idea of simulating unison width on an organ by having three of them going at once. indeed it made the sound texture much thicker!
Thank you budo for the nice comment.
Best wishes,
Stig
]]>This piece of music, in its simplicity, is among my favorites of all that I've recorded with Orgtq, and it's hundreds of pieces and growing all the time.
I have modified, (made changes) to sound, and tweaked (slightly ”improved” the sound). I love to experiment.One thing I did, is to copy a recorded track so I have 3 tracks with same ”melody”. Then I changed the tuning tr 1 440Hz tr 2 438 Hz tr 3 436 Hz.
The sound becomes fatter/fuller when playing them together.
This can be heard best in the first section and the last section (same).
( you then can keep experimenting until your sound becomes fatter than if you use just many of the same stops put together at the same time). Of course too much is too much….(For interested:
I got the idea from Bo Michael Tretow, a Swedish record producer and audio engineer, musician and composer, best known for his work with the Swedish pop group ABBA (1970–1982), and with the musical Chess.
Tretow experimented with different recording techniques, and played an essential part in creating the "ABBA sound”.
Therefore, the group never sounded the same live, as on record).The music is Miniature 11 by M. Higgs
Enjoy Organteq 2!All the best, everyone
Stig
Hi Stig
This sounds absolutely beautiful! The simplicity of the melody combined with that 'fat,' layered organ sound creates a really rich atmosphere. It's so inspiring to see how much you love to experiment with sound design. That subtle detuning trick definitely paid off here. Truly enjoyed this!
Carmelo
Stig, this is lovely. I never tire of hearing you play!
That's so interesting about the tunings. I didn't know about that.
Thanks for sharing your talents!
My best,
Robert
Thank you Robert, for taking the time to listen to my music. I really appreciate your comments.
Best wishes,
Stig
]]>That's so interesting about the tunings. I didn't know about that.
Thanks for sharing your talents!
My best,
Robert
Hi Stig, very interesting, for me it has a bit of a strange combination of whimsy and early to mid sixties psychedelia with a touch of romance thrown in.
Thank you ken for your comment. It's always interesting reading how different we can hear the music. I always appreciate your comments.
Best wishes,
Stig
]]>One thing I did, is to copy a recorded track so I have 3 tracks with same ”melody”. Then I changed the tuning tr 1 440Hz tr 2 438 Hz tr 3 436 Hz.
The sound becomes fatter/fuller when playing them together.
This can be heard best in the first section and the last section (same).
( you then can keep experimenting until your sound becomes fatter than if you use just many of the same stops put together at the same time). Of course too much is too much….
(For interested:
I got the idea from Bo Michael Tretow, a Swedish record producer and audio engineer, musician and composer, best known for his work with the Swedish pop group ABBA (1970–1982), and with the musical Chess.
Tretow experimented with different recording techniques, and played an essential part in creating the "ABBA sound”.
Therefore, the group never sounded the same live, as on record).
The music is Miniature 11 by M. Higgs
Enjoy Organteq 2!
All the best, everyone
Stig
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