I like it!

That gives me the 'uneasiness' that I am used to while listening to the piece.  Just unnerves me, like when a bee starts to orbit my head when I am too close to where it wants to 'bee'.

It's funny - the blend sounds less like a piano and an organ, and more like a piano and an orchestra.  I guess that's why the organ is considered the 'King of all instruments'.  Organteq emulates the organ.  The organ emulates the orchestra!

Thanks again,

David

Very interesting your explanation, thinking. I like it. Thank you,

Stig

That gives me the 'uneasiness' that I am used to while listening to the piece.  Just unnerves me, like when a bee starts to orbit my head when I am too close to where it wants to 'bee'.

It's funny - the blend sounds less like a piano and an organ, and more like a piano and an orchestra.  I guess that's why the organ is considered the 'King of all instruments'.  Organteq emulates the organ.  The organ emulates the orchestra!

Thanks again,

David

" And, as for the buzziness comment, I only meant to say that for the chromatic ups and downs of the bee's wings sound, I prefer a little more crisp sound that the piano can give rather than the flutes that you used on the organ.  Thus, I thought that here's a perfect chance to blend the bass notes from the organ with the bee's wings notes of the piano...except that Modartt does not yet offer us such cross-species pollination! "

Such a pollination !?  I can do it     Done!      I did a cross-species pollination!!! But I like the Organteq version...this was an experiment (again 
organ bass - bee wings piano - pollination:

https://forum.modartt.com/uploads.php?f...nation.mp3

Warmest regards,

Stig