A 10 minutes mind journey. Sharing for diversity of sound, there no obligation to listen to all 10 minutes. I thought it is interesting how it sounds like there are multiple layers and depth but it was really a single piano and a single layer/track.
Steinway B
Ken
A 10 minutes mind journey. Sharing for diversity of sound, there no obligation to listen to all 10 minutes. I thought it is interesting how it sounds like there are multiple layers and depth but it was really a single piano and a single layer/track.
Steinway B
Ken
I like the ending - a gradual decrease in the volume, more and more quietly. Many times gives a very good effect.
Good name again - Sounds of the Cosmic wind.
Because space is a near-vacuum, sound waves cannot travel through it directly. However, space is filled with charged particles, magnetic fields, and ionized plasma. Instruments on spacecraft (like NASA's Parker Solar Probe) can detect these fluctuating energy fields and convert the data into audible frequencies that human ears can hear.
You did well. I can hear the cosmic wind. Thank you ken. Listened of course to the whole piece. Interesting!
I have also tested the cosmic wind with several different pieces over the years, the latest being with Syngular where I used 12 different tracks for the sound. You can find it here in forum name: Kind of space ambient
I have several with two pianos as well, like you.Here Orgtq Ptq
https://forum.modartt.com/viewtopic.php?id=10069
Best wishes,
Stig
Haha yes I realized after I came up with the name that it doesn't really make physical sense but I liked the name anyway. Thanks for having a listen and pointing to your work in this concept. I commented on your much more complete conceptual piece!
Ken
A 10 minutes mind journey. Sharing for diversity of sound, there no obligation to listen to all 10 minutes. I thought it is interesting how it sounds like there are multiple layers and depth but it was really a single piano and a single layer/track.
Steinway B
Ken
A truly captivating sound journey Ken!
It’s fascinating how a single instrument can create such rich harmonics and textures when given room to breathe.
The natural decay and depth make it feel genuinely multidimensional.
Greetings from Italy
Carmelo
kencarlino wrote:A 10 minutes mind journey. Sharing for diversity of sound, there no obligation to listen to all 10 minutes. I thought it is interesting how it sounds like there are multiple layers and depth but it was really a single piano and a single layer/track.
Steinway B
Ken
A truly captivating sound journey Ken!
It’s fascinating how a single instrument can create such rich harmonics and textures when given room to breathe.
The natural decay and depth make it feel genuinely multidimensional.Greetings from Italy
Carmelo
I agree and I am really enjoying exploring some of the unusual applications of the piano. Thank you Carmelo for having a listen!!
Ken