you could play a chord instead of a single note, that would help, also if you could go through the stops faster. that would condense this video to about 3 minutes.
Connor, thank you for your suggestion. While playing chords instead of single notes could work, the approach taken in this video was chosen to provide a detailed and informative showcase of each stop across all pipe sets using a simplified method. This allows viewers to focus on the individual qualities of each stop. For those seeking a more musical demonstration, there are several other videos available that present this instrument in a chordal or performance style. - Jonny
Playing a single note of each stop demonstrates next to nothing. We have no context for each stop, nor do we get to see if there are any changes across the range, etc. (Treble ascendency, for instance)
Jacques, thank you for sharing your perspective. The introduction of the video was designed to provide a clear explanation of the approach taken, addressing the points you’ve mentioned. While opinions on presentation methods may vary, the goal was to offer a thorough and structured demonstration for a diverse audience. - Jonny
Thanks for the share dear friend
Hi Jonny, thank you for showing us these, 😺💞💖💝🇨🇦 love the fast forward voice, lol, 🐭🙀
Glad you like them! Thanks. 😁 And I hope you enjoyed that Bonus Demo teaser at the end there. 😉
- Jonny
you could play a chord instead of a single note, that would help, also if you could go through the stops faster. that would condense this video to about 3 minutes.
Connor, thank you for your suggestion. While playing chords instead of single notes could work, the approach taken in this video was chosen to provide a detailed and informative showcase of each stop across all pipe sets using a simplified method. This allows viewers to focus on the individual qualities of each stop. For those seeking a more musical demonstration, there are several other videos available that present this instrument in a chordal or performance style.
- Jonny
Playing a single note of each stop demonstrates next to nothing. We have no context for each stop, nor do we get to see if there are any changes across the range, etc. (Treble ascendency, for instance)
@@PipeDreamerJacques THANK YOU
Jacques, thank you for sharing your perspective. The introduction of the video was designed to provide a clear explanation of the approach taken, addressing the points you’ve mentioned. While opinions on presentation methods may vary, the goal was to offer a thorough and structured demonstration for a diverse audience.
- Jonny