i just listened through the whole 12 minutes- and my god- i’ve never heard anything so beautiful. my ears have been truly blessed because of you. this is the closest thing to heaven we have on this earth.
I thought it was sad that this video only had 8 comments, so I just wrote mine and made it 9. I wrote this in past tense, because I knew that people will see this on 1, 5 or even 10 years from this day. I wish good luck to those who are listening to this masterpiece. Thank you, good bye.
Such beautiful harmonies, slowing this down to such a pace makes one appreciate them to their fullest, also a fresh approach once you've heard it so many times in pop culture...
I recommend listening to this if you’re in pain or anxious. I listened to it while having a bone marrow biopsy-never felt a thing. Even when they told me “this will hurt”. I finally asked when they were going to price and was told they were finished.
There couldn’t have been a more felicitous picture married to this ethereal music for, when my eyes close for the final time and I am raised to eternity, it shall be such music that accompanies my being on the journey to beyond.
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Could you create a spotify user and upload them there as well? It'll be great to have such wonderful armonies there to listen to them while I'm walking or studying. Thank you for all your great effort!
In my humble opinion, it can be very usefull for somebody who learns to compose music. You should try with Brahms, Mahler, Brückner not easy to understand at once. Maybe you found the God's tempo ? Who knows ? Good research !
Wow. This is amazing! I’m curious how you managed to keep the audio quality so well. I’ve tried myself to slow down several pieces (because I think nowadays 98% of the performances are way too fast), but even at half speed the audio quality gets really bad. What’s your secret? 😀😜
@@classicalmusicsloweddown Yes, that's what I actually meant. Only slowing down also lowers the pitch. But the time stretch in my system isn't nearly as good as yours. What do you use?
@@williamlewis4318 in a multiple person string group, you can stagger the bow direction changes between the persons. (And, although difficult, wind instruments can use circular breathing techniques. Percussion and percussive sounds on string instruments though cannot be extended in this way.)
@@km6206 You're both right. While yes, you could definitely play this piece at this tempo with some work arounds and make it sound even. The piece also would not sound nearly as dreamy, and would be immensely difficult to accurately phrase at such a slow speed, requiring far too much nuance and control to be practical.
![Franz Schubert - Ave Maria [500% Slower]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/IUVZmeoq0r8/mqdefault.jpg)
![Mozart - Kyrie eleison, Mass in C Minor [500% Slower]](/img/1.gif)
i just listened through the whole 12 minutes- and my god- i’ve never heard anything so beautiful. my ears have been truly blessed because of you. this is the closest thing to heaven we have on this earth.
Wonderful. I think you will like this channel :)
I thought it was sad that this video only had 8 comments, so I just wrote mine and made it 9.
I wrote this in past tense, because I knew that people will see this on 1, 5 or even 10 years from this day.
I wish good luck to those who are listening to this masterpiece. Thank you, good bye.
Another here for the pile
Ditto
Here was a guy 1 year after the comment was posted
@@MMRBKane :)
Such beautiful harmonies, slowing this down to such a pace makes one appreciate them to their fullest, also a fresh approach once you've heard it so many times in pop culture...
come back to this often when i think about someone who meant alot to me that passed away, reminds me they’re at peace now. thank you
RUclips has brought so much joy to my life thanks to these epic slowed down versions of beautiful music. Thanks to all the uploaders 🙏🏻
I don't know how you do it, but you slow down these masterpiececes without losing any quality. Truly beautiful
it's called paulxstretch, look it up
This feels like something you'd hear at the end of a Christopher Nolan movie with some existential monologue playing over it. I like it. A lot.
this made feel pure
This is literally so beautiful, it’s a little bit beyond words honestly
I recommend listening to this if you’re in pain or anxious. I listened to it while having a bone marrow biopsy-never felt a thing. Even when they told me “this will hurt”. I finally asked when they were going to price and was told they were finished.
Ok - just listened all the way through. This is Fucking Amazing . Just Beautiful. Wow.
Lubricant for the soul.
If only this could be done to modern life.
There couldn’t have been a more felicitous picture married to this ethereal music for, when my eyes close for the final time and I am raised to eternity, it shall be such music that accompanies my being on the journey to beyond.
Could you create a spotify user and upload them there as well? It'll be great to have such wonderful armonies there to listen to them while I'm walking or studying. Thank you for all your great effort!
I have thought about this, i will probably do it in the Future
beautiful
baroque have to be listened at this tempo for us in 21e century
Thank you
my god this is so good
Gracias x hacer esto posible
This must be what eternity sounds like
Hi sir, beautiful work. I want MP3 for these 😊 can you send sir?
You can download any Track of my channel as mp3! link of mp3 archive mega.nz/folder/4WFixJjC#DXBgeKJtNEqooONhAJKQjQ
search for "g string"
@@classicalmusicsloweddown Thanks Bro
Can you send me Air on the G string 300% slowed? 🎼❤️🔥🔥🔥
i wish i could remember the recording i used, but yes i can do that. can you tell me your email adress?
Bro I can’t send the email here, youtube deleting) how we can connect?
@@vistaprof i hope you can download it here www.file-upload.net/download-14973440/AironaGString300Slower.mp3.html
Thank you bro from Armenia ❤️
@@armh-yan404 Greetings 👍
In my humble opinion, it can be very usefull for somebody who learns to compose music. You should try with Brahms, Mahler, Brückner not easy to understand at once. Maybe you found the God's tempo ? Who knows ? Good research !
Wow. This is amazing! I’m curious how you managed to keep the audio quality so well. I’ve tried myself to slow down several pieces (because I think nowadays 98% of the performances are way too fast), but even at half speed the audio quality gets really bad. What’s your secret? 😀😜
Its not a slow down in the usual sense, it is stretched
@@classicalmusicsloweddown Yes, that's what I actually meant. Only slowing down also lowers the pitch. But the time stretch in my system isn't nearly as good as yours. What do you use?
@@dirkkoomans7771 I use the Paulstretch Effect in Audacity. On Factor i mostly use 5 or 4 and 0,6 on Time Resolution
@@classicalmusicsloweddown Thanks!
Woww... Dios existe
Can you do it to the Mischa Elman version?
💓💕💛
For an aural treat, hit 25% on playback. It starts to fry!
I dont think its humanly possible to play this slowly...which is great
sure it is. You can change the time value of the notes. It's a simple mathematical transformation.
@@km6206 one would need a very long bow… let’s not forget the limitations of the instruments.
@@williamlewis4318 in a multiple person string group, you can stagger the bow direction changes between the persons. (And, although difficult, wind instruments can use circular breathing techniques. Percussion and percussive sounds on string instruments though cannot be extended in this way.)
@@km6206 You're both right. While yes, you could definitely play this piece at this tempo with some work arounds and make it sound even. The piece also would not sound nearly as dreamy, and would be immensely difficult to accurately phrase at such a slow speed, requiring far too much nuance and control to be practical.
@@williamlewis4318 with PC logiciel instruments lol
This is the music that accompanies Saint Peter himself
And My choice for a graduation march, sped up, of course.
Ok.... but why slowed down? Serious question.
why not?
@@ReymuruTempest well that's a different question. I was asking why slow it down?