File : [Instrumental Beloved Tomboyish Daughter.swf] - (6.74 MB)
[_] [L] Grammar Nazi 06/26/09(Fri)07:38 No.1017842
Am I the only one that has this?
>> [_] Anonymous 06/26/09(Fri)07:53 No.1017850
That poor little thing is being drowned out. Bad balance.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/26/09(Fri)08:13 No.1017855
>>1017842
i have
fucking love that strummy thing at the start
i dont know what its called
>> [_] Anonymous 06/26/09(Fri)08:23 No.1017857
I like it. Would OP be willing to supply upload?
>> [_] Anonymous 06/26/09(Fri)08:26 No.1017859
>>1017850
Harmony is not supposed to overpower the Melody.
>>1017855
Lute?
>> [_] Anonymous 06/26/09(Fri)08:42 No.1017865
>>1017859
It's shit. You may as well take it out. It is non-existent as it is.
>> [_] Ville_77 06/26/09(Fri)10:01 No.1017927
>>1017855
It's a mandola. Belongs to the mandolin instrument family, and tuned like a viola.
The bigger one is an irish buzuki or a long-scale octave mandolin.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/26/09(Fri)10:15 No.1017937
how about the flutes? /r/ing names
>> [_] Anonymous 06/26/09(Fri)10:20 No.1017940
>>1017927
Go musicman!
>> [_] tinycat !!NqU6wU7JQ+v 06/26/09(Fri)10:22 No.1017941
>>1017865
its playing the same thing, i can hear the difference when its that + the big thing vs just the
big thing.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/26/09(Fri)10:59 No.1017956
>>1017937
Irish tinwhistles of varying sizes. don't know any more specific than that though.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/26/09(Fri)11:24 No.1017966
>>1017865
It's octave doubling. Just because your ear can't "hear it" doesn't mean it'll sound the same
without it.
This was recorded and mixed very professionally, for a home setup.
>> [_] Anonymous 06/26/09(Fri)13:59 No.1018233
Does it bother anyone else that there are (obvious) missing instruments in the sound track that
are not present in the video. Also, the flutes are often seen playing rhythms on the flutes that
are not part of the audio track.
